DIY - Arcade Stick in wood for 20$ 

Well if you wanted to play of games with this I think you would need an arcade stick converter which is those little USB thing and plug it into ur arcade stick and pc

You need a PCB that supports pc

There was a kit that had the buttons and a sanwa style stick along with a Zero delay PCB that had PS3, PS2, raspberry pi 1-3, and Xbox 360 controller for windows. But sadly that one is harder to find now. Best bet is to go on the focus attack website and look for the cheapest brook board that'll probably be $25 or a PS3/PC Zero delay with wires and USB cable for around $12 dollars (not recommend if making a hitbox/mixbox) on focus attack, 10×30mm buttons for 9.99, and a cheap sanwa (maybe after market) JLF stick for 15.99 on Amazon, Hope this was helpful to someone slagcoin probably has way better info.

@@mikekazz5353 thanku bruh😊

radd I don’t Know if it’s possible but it work with an usb port. It’s work on my MacBook too ;)

i think it will work on ps3 well at least they say it works on pc/mac ps3 and raspberrypi

By the look of that board I think it's the ones they make for raspberry pi, Android and some PC's. If you want focus attack has a brook board for $50 that'll work for PS3, PS4 and PC that's the cheapest that'll work for PS4.

@@mikekazz5353 It is a lot better than current PS5 options of 160 dollars or pad/stick hacks.

Yes with a software

@@diytime-howtomake5511 which software???

@@Kalaawa anything that can transfer d-input into x-input (xbox360ce or similar) but if you do play lets say sfv on steam, steam automatically translates d-input into x-input you will just have to configure it on steam

That's like saying a cooking tutorial would take into account if you had a stove or not

@@grzmotgaminglover6894 Well, it's probably more likely that someone would have a stove than power tools, but it would probably be hard to do without those tools

@@PatrickMcCawFitnessOfficial yeah, but the case can be literally anything. i've seen people making sticks with shoeboxes, and they were good

@@gugubope21 Yeah, I've seen that. I do have alot of boxes nobody's using. Still concerned about the power tools, but I've also seen it done with a drill.