Upgrade Your PS5 Controller with DIY Resin Buttons - Better than the Original! 

Is it possible if I can buy the logos for the buttons already printed it would make no sense for me to buy a whole 3d printer just to make logos

Hay do you sell the o the x the triangle and the square

Hope to see some pictures from your buttons.

Good luck, let me know if you have any further questions.

Well good news, you can find the STL on my website.

Thank you so much Wayne.

What exactly do you want to know about casting the joysticks?

Hey Fierce, This one was 3D printed and painted by me. this is the Mark 50 bust.

It all depends on your resin, but I normally let it cure 100% before applying the logos

Yes, I do, check out my website ejtechanddiy.com If you have a special request feel free to contact me on the site

Check my website, I sell some of the things you will need to make your buttons. ejtechanddiy.com

There is no stupid questions, the pressure pot will remove any air pockets in the casting, without it you will be having issues with bubble and air pockets. But its possible to do it without one.

@@EJTechandDIY gotcha. How bad is it without because I really want to start making my own buttons but a $600 pressure pot is quite the investment.

@@Jacobstoddy they are not that expensive, I converted one like this one www.amazon.com/CALIFORNIA-255C-Gallon-Pressure-Casting/dp/B09T3YTG5Q/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=12C5H8B1VU2FV&keywords=pressure+pot&qid=1675029826&sprefix=pressure+po%2Caps%2C182&sr=8-3

I pre ordered one, you mean the dualsense edge right? But i still done know what to do with it.

@@EJTechandDIY Dualsence Edge, correct. I'm sure you'll get creative once its in your hands for some time.

The problem with that is most moulding silicones (specifically platinum based silicones) will not cure properly when in contact with UV resins, which is what resin printers use. The UV resin inhibits the silicone's curing process which can make casting small parts like this incredibly difficult. I actually bought his 3D printed Xbox letters with the intention of doing what you describe. Making a mould of them in silicone so I could recast them myself with clear resin (to shine LEDs through). The silicone directly in contact with the printed letters would remain sticky for a long time and in some areas just wouldn't set at all. This made it incredibly difficult to correctly castcertain details like the gaps in the letters A and B. I ended up having to lightly sand any edges of the lettering that I could, followed by cleaning them thoroughly with IPA. After that the silicone casting process actually kinda worked. It's definitely doable but it's extremely finnicky to get it to work and generally harder to do than you'd think.

With reference do you mean?

@@EJTechandDIY the product you use at 2:40 please

@@enzouz the resin is alumilite slow clear

@@EJTechandDIY do you happen to have a link to it on amazon?

Yes, you can make allot of buttons with one mold

@@EJTechandDIY is your website still available because I tried looking it up and it is not found

@@luxsifi3479 Yes, here is a link.

ejtechanddiy.com/

Thank you!!!! Are the can these molds be used for the PlayStation 4 as well?