This is a remix of Evade.Ninja's Game Controller Tower, which was remixed from TheSkullMeister's Stackable Gaming Controller Stand, but the parts in this remix are made to work specifically with Evade.Ninja's.

These are meant to be additional arm types for the Game Controller Tower, and should be used with the base and cap files provided there. The new arms include:

• A Keyboard arm, which extends towards the read of the tower, allowing you to rest a smaller wireless keyboard (designed with the Logitech K400+ in mind) against the tower, and helping keep your living room gaming peripherals all in one place.
• A modified Normal arm, which has a hole in the tower to allow you to charge the controller on display.
• A modified Normal arm with cap, also utilizing the cable hole, but also meant to be the top of the tower, so instead of have the full 130mm height, this one loses the peg for additional stacking, and stops at 69.5mm, saving on filament.
• A MiniCon arm, this arm is intended for use with smaller formfactor controllers, like the STOGA Animal Crossing inspired controllers. The original design was too wide for the controller to sit properly, so this takes care of that. This controller also has the cable hole in the rear.
• A MiniCon arm with cap, also with cable hole, and meant to be the top of the tower, shrinking the overall size from 120mm, to 69.5mm.

Added November 30th, 2025:

• A Headphone solo arm that adds minimal height, but gives you an arched headphone holder on the rear (Due to requests from @JacobFung_924368, and @3Dprintmonst_3491302).
• A modified Normal arm with top cap, cable hole, and rear mounted arched Headphone holder.

Added December 2nd, 2025:

• A modified Base with lower profile tower peg.
• A modified Base with Keyboard arm built in to give more support on the ground level, and lower profile tower peg.
• A Peg designed to be a base for anyone wanting to build their own addons, or just to get an extra 15mm of clearance between levels.
• A Keyboard Stabilizer Peg, designed to go higher up on the tower to prevent the keyboard from falling to either side, or backwards. The opening allows 150mm width and 40mm of depth, but could always be expanded to fit other board sizes.
• A modified Low Profile Controller arm, 30mm shorter over all, and a reduction of 15mm on the height of the front shield stopper. More compact but still allows for easy controller access.
• A modified Low Profile Mini Controller arm, 30mm shorter over all, and a reduction of 10mm on the height of the front shield stopper. More compact but still allows for easy controller access.

Outside of that, they should work perfectly with the base, caps, and other arms from the Game Controller Tower, and just peg into each other to make a pretty sturdy tower even without glue, but it might be a good idea to glue it together once you're happy with the layout.