3d printed oculus quest 2 accessories

Just removed 1.5 mm from the centre of the STL I printed in PLA but will print another in PETG for the durability and flex.

I printed it standing up with supports for the bridge

Its a remix only bc I added 2 screw holes to the headset part, other than that credit goes to the OP. Thanks Headset didnt need support but the controllers did. I used tree, everywhere. ...

This model requires a 1.5m hook-and-loop fastener. ... You should cut the hook-and-loop fastener to 5pices. 3 for the battery - mount, 2 for the mount - strap. ... The battery must be mounted upwards.

... clip to use with any cable up to 7mm thick. ...any cable smaller will fit but be a bit loose Printing: orientation: Make sure the print is on it's side this way it prints best and cleanest infill: best result use 100% but above 30% should work too

Improves better immersion in VR by being able to release the controller from the hand. ... Must be printed on TPU. ...Adhesive Velcro is required.

Just removed 1mm from the center of the STL I personally printed in PETG because I like the durability and flex.

Just removed 1mm from the center of the STL I personally printed in PETG because I like the durability and flex.

Cut off the bottom part like in the photo since it was proving very diffcult to print with it as its a very narrow part

Spade - Infil to add weight, no supports Letters - Print flat, already scaled to fit nicely in the embossing Star - Infil to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and...

Spade - Infil to add weight, no supports Letters - Print flat, already scaled to fit nicely in the embossing Star - Infil to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and...

Headband for DAS Mod, includes a a buckle you have to glue on top so you can slide the end of your DAS nicely under it. ...Print with support everywhere. ... Remixed from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3664951

another quick and dirty remix. ...I failed to print upper hook but it works quite well for a controller: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5012721 remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4699963 which is under CC-BY, by AlexKapa94

Printed without supports 30% infill is probably overkill printed at 100% scale it is fairly loose on the mount (cable tie added some resistance) can be used also just to add some weight to the back of the headset i wasn't sure how much space the...

Printed without supports 30% infill is probably overkill printed at 100% scale it is fairly loose on the mount (cable tie added some resistance) can be used also just to add some weight to the back of the headset i wasn't sure how much space the...

Once clipped in, i get no movement of the controllers while swinging them around, with the added security of the wrist strap still being used :) If your print surface isn't great you might need a raft to secure the handles while printing, i'm using...

Just follow the picture and you will be fine =) For the best results print the ratchet and the bands in ABS or PETG it will work in PLA but it can be a little stiff. All the other parts can be printed in any material and it won't make much...

<p>Headband for DAS Mod, includes a a buckle you have to glue on top so you can slide the end of your DAS nicely under it. ...Print with support everywhere.Remixed from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3664951

I broke at least five in the process of building a set for myself and a friend, printed in PLA+ and PETG, tried different print settings but there just was too little material for enough strength for the part to begin with.I present to you the CHONKY...

I broke at least five in the process of building a set for myself and a friend, printed in PLA+ and PETG, tried different print settings but there just was too little material for enough strength for the part to begin with.I present to you the CHONKY...

... For some reason Thingiverse won't let me select both as a remix. My version also added some holes in the strap for comfort and cooling. I printed this in TPU and 20% infill. ...you may have to adjust this depending on how soft your material is.

The headset mount is a remix of a design from lensfort on Thingiverse that allows me to hang it on my pegboard: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4630669The controller mounts are an original design.You'll need support material to print the hooks for...

... a new strap. ... It is a bit hard to put on and it is snug at the beginning, after some time it will lossen up and be even better than the original. *Print it strong I think this happened to a lot of people so I hope I can help. ... -Jonathan

... design that has yet to break. If you have access to TPU, I would recommend printing this design with it, since its flexibility makes it less likely to break. ...However, PLA or ABS should work fine as well - I personally used PLA and had no issues.

Support free printable parts Print left or right handed controller clamps Print 3 clamp nuts Print one of each of the remaining parts Grips are posted here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4760656 Sight here:...

I'm currently printing this design and am hoping I can use these fairly weak magnets I have that were super cheap and leftover from another project to secure the cover in place easily. The concern is the magnets could cause interference and noise...

3D-printable models for article "An open-source Olfactory Display to add the sense of smell to the Metaverse" in Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering. If you use this in your academic work, please cite as: > Lukasiewicz,...

You need some 15mm wide double-sided velcro strips to hold the power bank and the mount. I'm using xiaomi 5000mAh (perfectly balanced) and 10000mAh (too heavy) power banks. Happy Gaming！ Print Settings Printer: Micromake D1 Rafts: Doesn't...

(V2 beefed up the the parts some users said was weak an prone to breakage, and some minor rounding's of corners) Helps with the sound quality and volume a bit(and possibly some isolation), For a demo hover cupped your hand over your ear and get a...

... the top of the VR. Then glued the piece in place. lastly, a 3d pen was used to make a perfect seal, as well as a bit of low poly foam. You will likely have to trim the part a bit, it was made without knowing the exact headset curve... ...