Rad Pad USB Controller

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Transform your uncomfortable NES controller experience into a more ergonomic one with the USB NES controller. By measuring and modeling its PCB and silicon membranes, a new design is created around it for improved button and D-pad comfort. Although it's played on the computer through the USB connection, it revamps the traditional gaming experience. If you like this model and wish to hire for custom design, visit cohesiveproductdevelopment.com. To get started, purchase a USB NES controller, preferably with only a cord coming out of the controller. Ensure that the PCB, screws, and silicon membranes are the only components you need from the controller. If your D-pad is slightly jittery, it's fine as long as the controller is recognized by your computer. Printing is done in whichever orientation leaves the most complicated side facing upwards. Increase minimum support area value when printing buttons and be cautious while removing support from the D-Pad. Assemble using photos and 3D PDF for guidance. Don't forget to link back to this page if you wish to share elsewhere.