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I needed a bracket to screw to the underside of my desk instead of the wall so I made that first.
The controller mount fitted well but had some issues for me.
As the fit was good it was difficult to take the controller out, requiring both hands to grip either side of the controller. I removed the middle section so it is easier to grab the controller from the bottom using 1 hand.
I also watch a lot of stuff on the PS4 media player using headphones so I wanted to be able to have access to the headphone jack while it was in the mount.
Another issue was the USB port is angled back and is makes it hard for the cable to fit while charging so I changed the angle the controller is held to make it more accessible.
As a side effect I had to extend the hooks to grip under the analogue sticks otherwise the controller would easily slide out.
I also added a cable holder for a USB cable as an after thought.
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