DJI Mini 2 Cine Stick Controller

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I'm new to drone flying and immediately saw a need for better and more precise control from my joysticks. Some people say just get longer sticks but this idea I came up with give a LOT more control for cinematic effects, slow and precise flying as well as smooth and fluid flying control at normal and sport modes. Yes you can in your flying app adjust the software to get slower and smoother pitch and yaw out of your drone, but that is only half the problem. I found the joysticks to be very difficult to make small adjustments and HOLD the adjustments say like when you want to fly in a circle or do figure 8's. By designing this device what it does if gives you resistance as you PUSH you sticks in ANY direction and it makes it very simple and easy to hold your stick in that position. BUT when you release and come back on the joystick you still get the resistance created by the rubber bands and you get the slow control also as you hold back the joystick. Don't worry either, if you let the joysticks go completely the will re-center themselves like normal! This device will make it super east to control your UP/DOWN, Forward/Reverse, Yaw/Roll (turn sideways/move sideways)! I have tested it out for over a month now and made several modifications, I have never done CAD/3D printing before either and learned this all on my own. it takes about 2 hours to print but adjust your printer as you like. I did 100% infill/line, at a speed of 50 and supports only on build plate at my highest resolution. Please tell me how you like this print. Use this for your personal enjoyment but no selling it please, I do have it for sale on my Etsy page if anyone wants to just buy one and not print it. This fits the DJI Mini 2 gray controller but I'm currently custom designing one up for the black controller too for somebody and will upload that too when done. Don't forget if you LIKE this and find it great to use, TIP me here on the site to keep me motivated for making more useful designs for printing! Thanks, Rob Watch this video also on how to install rubber bands properly and clean supports: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1h-NNEcXLk&t=4s