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Xbox One Controller Faceplate
I found a great faceplate scan online from a user named _tails, and redesigned the model to have much more sturdy built in supports. I printed this in Hatchbox Wood PLA, sanded with 80 grit, 120 grit, and 220 grit sandpaper, stained it with a Red Mahogany Minwax Stain Pen, and then Sprayed several coats of water based Polyurethane to protect the finish and give it a nice clear surface. Really love the print. The supports are a bit tricky to remove, so you want to be very careful. I had to increase how sturdy they were because some of them were snapping off mid print causing failures. Enjoy!
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