frunk valve index 3d models

Get it here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/834413091/valve-index-controller-magnetic-wall Here are the parts you will need to assemble everything. Cables: https://amzn.to/3gqxCmg Wall Anchors: https://amzn.to/3gsItft Zip Ties: https://amzn.to/33PyQEO...

There's a number of these on Thingiverse, but I thought it would be neat if the controllers formed the Valve Index Controllers logo when docked! This meant I needed a dock that had the controllers side-by-side, and since one didn't exist, I made one!...

This adapter plate makes the Vive n Chill fit snugly with the Valve Index, improving its overall compatibility. The face of the Index is remarkably flat in this area, so I designed the bottom to be flat as well for better printing results. You will...

This is an ergonomic magnetic gun stock designed specifically for the Valve Index Controllers. It has been thoroughly tested to work seamlessly with most firearms in *Onward*, including those equipped with fore-grips, and provides a stable feel that...

Valve index breakaway cable management you can mount on your desk using double sided tape, there are 2 versions, for on top of your desk and below your desk. To mount I've used double sided 3M tape. Te keep the connector in place in the casing you've...

This is a cable management gadget for Valve Index Dongles. It has 3 holes, so you can either put the cables through there, or use it to scew it on the wall. Print-Support is recommended for the bridges but not necessary. I'll try to upload a 8...

I used the same cable setup as the original Valve Index stand: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MKFBP84 For plugging everything into the wall port, I also used this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00VH8ZW02/ This thing is a long print - at .15mm...

... I wrote a blog post explaining the design: http://www.esologic.com/a-3d-printed-solution-for-storing-a-valve-index-on-a-wire-shelf That post also includes details about the fastening hardware and the model number of the shelf if you're interested.

This mod is documented here: https://www.jabawok.net/?p=206 In short, it fixes the terrible bass response on the stock Valve Index off-ear headphones by modding with Koss PortaPros and an EQ profile. I went to the effort of doing this because its...

General:Designed this cable clip replacement for my Valve Index after the original one broke.It should be an easy replacement, as it was designed after the original clip.If it doesn't fit perfectly or you have tolerance problems with your printer,...

This print is used to help organize the super long cables for the Valve Index Basestations (SteamVR2). To use, detach the cable from the brick, slide the brick into the model, reattach the cable and wrap around the brick, finally plug in the jack...

I'm really dissatisfied with the current mounting options for the Valve Index Base Station v2. That's why I created this design using 2 x 1/4"-20 nuts, 2 x 10-32 screws measuring 3/4" or 1/2" long, and 2 x 10-32 nuts. McMaster part numbers are: ...

Small magnetic self-locking USB charger stand designed specifically for the new Valve Index Controller. Compatible with the LAMA 90° magnetic data cable, which features a USB Type C connection. This design is geared towards left-handed controllers,...

So it turns out my large hands make the Valve Index controllers uncomfortable or unusable to me. The lower buttons and touchpad are impossible to reach with my thumb. Luckily, Valve made available the files for a grip extension, which they should...

Hi folks, I created a Valve Index Stand for a friend, because there was no real stand for the Valve Index. He convinced me to share it. The pictures show an older version. I already changed some difficulties. Please give me some feedback, so I can...

This is a design I made being very dis-appointed with the current mounting solutions for the Valve Index Base Station v2. It uses 2x 1/4"-20 Nuts, 2x 10-32 3/4" or 1/2" long srews, and 2x 10-32 Nuts</p> <p>McMaster Part Numbers:<br/> 10-32 Nuts...

A simple spacer for your Valve Index face gasket. It helps angle the headset slightly more downwards. For me personally has a number of positive effects, such as: - improved comfort - bigger sweet spot - more brow clearance You'll also...

Hi, so I wanted to print this wall mount for my valve index, but the original model won't fit a ender 3, unless you print it sideways, but then you need to use 3x times more material and the print time will be huge... So I made a small cut where the...

The printing process involves two distinct plates: one with valve and index text logos for those who want to display their brand affiliation, and another without text for individuals who prefer a more minimalist design or wish to add personalized...

As hinted in my first creation page (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3744655 and which I will now call "First Base V2") I have made a version that has a larger footprint, and allows the Valve Index controllers to be inserted while in a fairly...

A flexible cable relief piece for Valve's Index. The headset's cable drops down from a hard plastic clip with no stress relief. So i made this flexible piece to try and save that part of the cable from eventually kinking. The part just slides into...

One of the biggest issues with Valve Index Knuckles controllers is the gap that is around the USB-C port. It allows the port to slightly bend when a cable is plugged into it, causing the inner connections to weaken and eventually break overtime. It...

A while ago someone created a drive bay adapter for the HTC Vive linkbox and I wanted to create something similar for a friend who owns a Valve Index (and eventually for myself when I buy my own). I've only tested this print with my machine, and...

Get it here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/834413091/valve-index-controller-magnetic-wall Here are the parts you will need to assemble everything. ... Cables:...

owning a Valve index I was not worried about much breaking, but what i was worried about had plagued the index in its early days, and finally what i was afraid of finally happened. One of the issues with the Index is the spring housings for the head...

This is a remake of my old Thingiverse project that I made after breaking my rear cable clamp on my well used and beloved Valve Index: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4424259 Unfortunately that cable clamp, even while being more stable then the...

The other base has a smooth front and back on it, allowing for application of paint/decals or easier printing. Update: Per requests, I've added three logo options to print separately and adhere into the recessed Valve Index logo space: Logo_Flat,...

This is a simple, minimalistic base designed specifically for storage and charging of Valve's Index controllers. Measuring 3.625"W x 3.625"D x 2.5"H, it provides an ideal platform for keeping your controllers organized and ready to use. To ensure...

The first thing that went wrong with my much-loved and frequently used Valve Index VR headset was the rear cable clip. Next was the upper pin that holds the cable in place, followed by the cable itself (pixel snow, occasional cracking sounds,...

After many, many revisions, I'm pretty sure I've come pretty close to a good take on a gunstock grip design for the Valve Index Knuckles.And they don't need magnets!The grip part that you hold on to is made to be as thin as I could make it, to...