Player 1 — Controller Stand
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Description
This is a sleek, print-in-place display stand tailored to the geometry of modern Xbox controllers (One and Series X|S). The angled backrest holds the controller at a comfortable 35-degree viewing angle, while a custom carved channel allows the battery housing to sit flush without wobbling.
Features
- Battery Channel: A 44mm recessed track down the spine gives the controller's battery door room to breathe, so the shell rests cleanly on the side rails.
- Trough Cradle: The smooth 8mm radiused trough safely catches the lower grips without scraping the plastic.
- Cable Routing: A 16mm horizontal pill cutout through the main body allows charging cables to pass through neatly.
- Embossed Lip: Features a clean "PLAYER 1" engraving on the front face.
Print Notes
This prints cleanly on its side (rotate 90 degrees onto one of the flat side faces) to entirely avoid supports, or upright on its base if your bridging is dialled in for the cable passthrough. No assembly required.
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