oculus rift sensor stand 3d models

Simple stand requires no screws. ... Looks better than just plopping the sensor flat. Looks better than an extra hole in your wall. Pop sensor onto stand and move at will. ... Simple.

a stand for Mini LED Display Digital Temperature Meter Probe Sensor Digital LCD Thermometer i printed hole flat on bed

a stand for Mini LED Display Digital Temperature Meter Probe Sensor Digital LCD Thermometer i printed hole flat on bed

The cable can be routed between the teeth to adjust the left and right angle. ... All you have to do is drill out the hole with an 8.3mm drill bit so that the sensor sits perfectly.

This design supports sensors either right side up or upside down, and they work incredibly well. To keep them securely attached to the wall, I use thumbtacks - it's a simple yet effective solution that works like a charm. ... Print Settings Printer:...

This is a device which is used for VR(Virtual Reality) named as oculus

Remixed handler for bobo-vr strap back part. ... Many thanks to author of original stand, it's very good designed. ...

This is a remix of the [Ecobee sensor stand](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2173118) and [Ecobee Sensor Wall Mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2392569). ...Just merged the two!

I created these for my friend, who likes the ball and socket design but wanted to mount his sensors to the ceiling without printing too much plastic. I redesigned the socket from scratch, following the original design closely. I used the same ball,...

... on the front for the logo overhang. After the print was completed I hot glued some foam and velvet to the top to prevent scratches while using the stand Print time: 17hours on Snapmaker 2.0 on normal filament quality, 10% infill, ironing On

This is a remix of "Mike vom Mars" https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4025967 there is a carrier for the glasses and the stand, additional there is a carrier for the Elite battery pack. ...The controller mountings have been slightly extended to make...

Simple stand requires no screws. Looks better than just plopping the sensor flat. Looks better than an extra hole in your wall. Pop sensor onto stand and move at will. Simple. Category: Household

Es wurden die Controllerbefestigung etwas erweitert um diese einfacher zu nutzen. This is a remix of "Mike vom Mars" https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4025967there is a carrier for the glasses and the stand, additional there is a carrier for the...

This stand supports the sensor at any angle without toppling over or colliding with the stand. For maximum stability, I recommend only tilting the sensor up and down. Unfortunately, PrusaSlicer displays some mesh errors. These errors are...

... when inserting the sensor. The fit is a bit snug going in, due to the tabs on the side of the sensor, but the sensor can be rotated to read level very easily. ... Print on its side, with some tree supports, to support the round overhang.

The sensor stand clamp is held on with zip ties. I left the stand shaft hollow to allow me to use pea gravel to give it more weight. The cap is not necessary however, I added it to make it easier to position the height of the float sensor. The [FLOAT...

I'm thrilled to share that I've completed my first substantial texture project - a 3D concept of one of my all-time favorite game weapons, the Oculus from Diablo 2.

In this bachelor's thesis, the primary objective is task number one, which focuses on creating a laser sensor system stand. This project aims to provide an efficient and accurate solution for various applications by utilizing advanced technology in a...

You can mount the stand to a base with upto 3 screws In my experience this helps the "spool running empty" problem much better than a simple runout sensor, as most spools will not let go of the filament when it runs empty. Of course you can combine...

I came across several other Wii sensor bar stands on this site, but I wasn't impressed by them. They either looked very thin and had a complicated design or were exact replicas of the original, which is really challenging to print accurately. I...

This stand supports the Wind Sensor Rev. C from moderndevice.com, offering excellent performance in measuring airflow generated by blowing air through the mouth. ...The tubular attachment effectively cancels out background noise while increasing reading...

We misplaced the small stand holding the Wii sensor bar ages ago. To help others who've likely encountered the same issue, I'm sharing a 3D printable alternative that outshines the original in design. ...Simply print it without any supports or rafts...

My weather station came with a remote temperature sensor for indoor readings. ...The instructions wanted it to be positioned upright, but the base is too small to allow it to remain stable.I designed this stand in Fusion 360 to solve the problem.

Mount your Philips Hue Motion Sensor securely on its stand using the included wall mounting screw. This ensures a stable and upright position for optimal performance. If this helpful tip has made a positive impact on your smart home setup, consider...

Here's the rewritten version: This is my go-to spot for the Oregon Scientific Thermo-Hygro Sensor. To get it just right, you'll need to spin the object in your slicer. ...The sensor at play here is the reliable and accurate THGR122NX model.

an eve motion detector stand for the wall

A humble upgrade for the ordinary Wii camera clip base It provides an additional option when placing your Wii console within the viewing field of the TV by allowing the sensors to see around and under obstructions

Wii owners have an option to use a substitute for the original sensor bar that comes with their console. ...This alternative can be found online and is designed to provide a similar function as the original, ensuring seamless gameplay and interactive...

The kids wanted me to break out the wii for some wii bowling and with my current set up I didn't have a good position for the sensor, this raised it up just enough. ...This is my first design after starting to play around with fusion360

This just sits beneath the Sensor, angling it downward... Proceed with caution! :) Print Settings: Printer: Duo 2.0 Rafts: Yes Notes: I employed a layer thickness of .04 and 10% infill. ...The final product is up to your discretion regarding...