Good news everyone!
I just updated my implementation of "revision 1". From what I can tell you, its not as good as gilrad's revision 2, so use that to print now...or use mine to improve it and modify it to perfection.
https://tinkercad.com/things/2pqYnbHJpFl
I've also discovered a new method of creating these docks and save some money as well. We can have an arm that reaches vertically (where the telescoping needs to be). And on the foreplate, we can make four holes to connect the phone holder. What I mean by the phone holder, is the plastic thing that goes around your phone and connects to your car-dock. That piece of (high quality) plastic can be removed (!!). We can implement it to actually plug into the Andraxis, and voila, your phone is secured (much better than gilrads arm). And to make it even better, this four holes is universal, so any phone holder can plugin there! Here's an example (SG NOTE):
@Slidr (get the black material strong&flexible...its better than the white)
As I said before, I've been super busy so was unable to check/contribute for some time.
Unfortunately, I forgot to tell you the Datel TurboFire 2 is 100% compatible with Android. I tested it once with the Sixaxis Compatability Checker and it was fine (a little spotty). But now I've taken the plunge and bought the full app. It works 100% with the Sixaxis Tool. I've actually enjoyed few games with it.
The only problems with the D.TF2 is that its a rare controller (but arguably the best) and it would be hard to print a dock for it. Why?
It has contours which wrap snuggly around your hand. The controller is much larger than the typical DS3 (much more comfortable) so it would consume more plastic, ie cost more $$$
If there is any Chinese members reading this, I would like to ask you something.
Can you negotiate for a small scale print out from one of several hundred plastics company? If you can, then the team can create the blueprints which can be printed with better quality materials for a fraction of the cost (~$10 rather than $50). They can also implement functions we cannot; like the telescoping arm:
With this I bring you some troubling news. I'm sad to say that I won't be working on this project further (as I lack the precise 3d modelling skills to bring it to light) and just realised I can no longer allocate much time for hobbies. I will still track this phenomenal project once in a while, and if my financial situation improves I'll be able to make donation for a few print outs. I hope the tips I've provided have been at all useful, and you guys have been great.
P.S. Without any special coding or mucking with settings....The 3-stage "Turbo Fire" mode WORKS!!!!!!