oculus 3d print

A discreet storage solution for the Oculus Rift CV1 headset is mounted directly on a desk.\nThe sturdy holders grasp the headset securely by its hinges, safeguarding against potential scuffs or damage to the straps, the cloth cover, and the foam...

We used E6000 glue to glue the ends of the bands into each clip, which can be a little tricky.Print it the way it's oriented in my model pic with supports, it only needs them on the bottom and they trim away cleanly. ...This way, the part the band...

... them out of sight. With only one piece of hardware needed - a simple 1/4-20 half-inch machine screw available at any local hardware store - you're all set to secure the sensor in place using the screw's threaded hole at the bottom of the print.

The part that holds the cord is sized for a 6' USB-C extension cable I use that has a slightly larger diameter than the cord that comes with the oculus. STEP file provided for easy remixing. Printed quick on my Ender 3v2. No special infill with no...

As per many requests, I'm thrilled to share with you my Oculus Rift Mount designed specifically for wall mounting. Here's a link to the Desk Mount Version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3346704 The strategically placed hole on the surface...

... ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill Percentage: 15% Notes: This design is optimized for PLA material but may need to be rescaled for other materials to achieve the perfect fit.

Holders for the Oculus Rift CV1 headset mount securely in place, either by hanging over a drawer or cabinet door with screws into a desk or surface. Both types print without support when placed flat-side down. To achieve the left side of the bracket,...

A pistol to go with the grips I've previously posted for the Oculus Quest 2 controllers: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4760656 The pistol is in 2 parts that clamp to the controller ring. Secured either with M4 12mm countersunk Allen head bolts ...

This is a holder for Oculus Rift CV1, designed to be screwed directly into a desk using four wood screws. To ensure proper installation, it's essential that the screw tabs face inward due to the slight slope of the CV1 posts, which is preserved in...

I've designed a new Oculus Touch Cradle that prints upright without any supports, thanks to its secure screw system. Simply attach the cradle to any vertical surface using screws. To create a left or right version, simply mirror the model. The...

Our pistol-mount Oculus Quest and Rift S are also available on our website: https://sanlaki.shop/products/pistol-mount-oculus-quest-rift-s. FAQ: Does the mount make clinking sounds? No - if you fill it with coins and lock/cover it, it will be...

To print the cradle, follow these settings: Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Printrbot Simple Metal Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 30% Notes: I recommend printing with a brim due to the tendency of the model to warp when printed...

Print Settings: Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: TAZ 6 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.010 Infill: 30% Notes: Here are my print specifics: I printed these custom controllers using a Lulzbot Taz 6 with Verbatim PLA material. I used basic Cura...

... provided by Oculus, this project is a result of careful planning and execution. The required parts include: Small Command Strips - These can be purchased on Amazon.com, providing an easy solution for securing your Oculus Touch controllers.

Everyone who uses Oculus GO VR headset can see subpar integrated headphones.\r\nI decided to build a new one from Koss porta pro headsets, and I didn't even dismantle my old porta pro.\r\nInstead, I bought a pair of replacement driver headgear for...

Using an Oculus Go for extended periods of time can be quite a challenge. The sound, if not muffled with earphones, can easily disturb others nearby. Meanwhile, the battery life is often woefully inadequate, dying long before your flight lands safely...

This is a wall mount for the Oculus GO based on the plate created by hughqelliott https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3558924

Here is the spun text: A sleek and sturdy Oculus sensor monitor mount has been crafted to provide a stable foundation for your gaming setup.

I created the Oculus controller that's integrated into the game Eye in the Sky, bringing my design, modeling, and texture work to life within the game itself.

The name Oculus always reminded me of the word Octopus. ... Inspired by the picture of Will Smith from www.tested.com enjoying an experience wearing one.

Mount your Oculus Quest securely to the wall with our easy-to-use wall mount, requiring just 5 drywall screws for a sturdy installation.

I created a model that attaches my Oculus Touch controllers directly to my legs, allowing me to walk freely within my VR app's virtual environment.

Clip on counterweight for the Oculus Rift S. Designed to hold up to 6 Australian 20 cent coins each. ... Category: Video Games

Printing the central component in ABS plastic is highly recommended, as PLA may experience cracking when screws are inserted. However, PLA should suffice for the remainder of the stand. To ensure a successful print, support material should be added...

This is a straightforward display stand for my Oculus Quest.\r\n\r\nTo make printing easier, the base can be attached by screws or printed in place as a single piece.\r\n\r\nIt can be made both with and without the wide base. I prefer it with the...

A simple holder for the oculus controllers that lets you easily pick them up and place them down even while wearing the headset. The Fusion file is available The small bumper feet are available at most hardware stores You can print at any infill...

... Add horns Glue the horns in place and you are done! Snap the modified faceplate back into the Rift followed by your Horns of Coolness. Power it up and enjoy! Also makes a nice Oculus Touch holder. ...;-)</em></p>

# Printing I have printed in PETG with 10% infill. Most materials should be fine to use. Recommended to print so that the part sits flat on the bed, in which case it is only 15mm in the Z axis. This should be the best orientation for the strength...

... well. For those, I have a different design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3658426 [\update] Print instructionsCategory: Computer Print Settings Printer Brand: Solidoodle Printer: Solidoodle 4 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 10%

I printed this design using PLA material, but any other material will work fine as long as you print with a few walls and decent infill - it doesn't need to be extremely strong. The End Cap is a crucial part of the wall mount that screws or glues...