For all the Pro l33t gamers in here, I made these 3D printable backpaddles for the PS5 controller based on the eXtremeRate Rise remap kit.

The original ones kept breaking at the hinge pin (maybe it's the design, maybe it's me crushing my controller after yet another online loss) and instead of buying replacement parts all the time I designed these myself. These are only the plastic paddles, in order for this to function a remap kit is neccessary.

If you're interested in modifying your controller and adding backpaddles I highly recommend buying an eXtremeRate remap kit since it has been working great for me.

Print details:

The model comes with both a LH and RH paddle, if you just want one you can remove a paddle by removing it's object.

I printed these laying flat on the build plate, with supports enabled (various overhangs due to it's organic shape) with a pre-installed “0.08mm high quality layer height” setting on my A1 (0.4mm nozzle installed) for a smooth surface finish and they came out great.

In order to print in 0.08mm layer height you have to adjust the nozzle extruder setting to a minimal height of 0.08mm.

• PLA, PLA matte 
• 6 walls, 
• 10% gyroide infill (it's basically all walls)
• Ironing on top surfaces (optional)
• Organic Tree support, 20 degree angle

I used Bambu and Sunlu Pla spools, both printed perfectly fine with standard settings.

It can be a bit finnicky to get all the supports removed from the model and some contact surfaces can turn out a bit rough because of that. But that's on the bottomside of the design which, when installed on the controller, is not in eye-sight and not the operating surface.

I found that it's easier to remove the supports as soon as the print is finished and not wait till it's fully cooled down/cured.

If you like this design a like or a boost is much appreciated!