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I'm seeing some strong responses to my quirky axis bindings and for what it's worth, I would like to share about it.
Firstly, however, it's a fact that this is a deeply personal process and any of us could make any HOSAS setup, no matter how bizarre it may appear to anyone else, work for us with precision and grace.
Right off the top, we have to look at flying without using pedals. I have a custom desk I built, the top of which sits only 15" off the floor with no room for pedals (I am, however, yogidragon, and sit on the floor in a Japanese style floor chair). So needless to say if I want 6 degrees of freedom I need sticks that twist.
OK so here goes...
I prefer flying fixed weapons, which requires a ton of precision when pointing the nose of my spacecraft where I am shooting. So for me pitch and yaw are my critical primary inputs, followed by roll and longitudinal strafe, then lateral and vertical strafe in that order. Now at this point anyone can pick their preference as to whether or not they would choose left or right hand for pitch/yaw. Right seems to be more common but ultimately it doesn't matter. What feeeeels the most natural is key here. So my left stick is the busiest most of the time. I add roll to dial in my movement and longitudinal strafe (forward and back strafing - essentially like throttle control) also needs a lot of precision and I find that this is easier living next to roll on the right stick.
With my most important analog controls set, what about the rest, and what's up with the (admittedly) weird vertical and lateral strafing? It's logical, actually if you consider the following...
I find that vertical and lateral strafe are used most often in just getting around in the 'verse, and much more dynamically in dogfighting. But it is landing and launching where they are so important. Should I place these controls on the excellent analog thumbsticks? I tried it and it felt ridiculous to me, out of context with the larger range of control of the main axes. Virpil's twist axis is super smooth and very accurate, and I feel much more comfortable and in control of the ship this way versus using the thumbsticks (which I prefer to use for external camera control on the right and setting throttle limits on the left, like a mini HOTAS).
In the end, when all 6 DOF come together in my hands it seriously is a kung-fu ballet and a dance of subtle and precise control that I love. To each his or her own, always...