valve index frunk 3d models

This fan system is a dead ringer for the Valve Index Frunk Fan by Maxxgold, but with a twist - it features precision-cut pegs that ensure a secure snap-fit installation of the fans themselves. ...Additionally, this design boasts carefully positioned...

I'm building a custom fan upgrade for my Valve Index headset's ventilation system, specifically the frunk. To get started, I'll need two high-performance 40x10mm fans that run on 5 volts of power. For mounting these fans securely, I'll require eight...

Valve is now providing direct access to the open source STP file for its high-end headset, known as Index, allowing users to easily convert it into a compatible STL format.

It can be easily attached to the front of a Valve Index headset to allow for a small amount of airflow through the VR headset. There isn't enough air being moved to dry your eyes, but just enough air is moving through the headset to prevent it from...

STP file from Valve's github about the Index hardware https://github.com/ValveSoftware/IndexHardware, Made hole for chilldex https://chilldex.com/ and converted to STL. ...

A compact mount designed to fit snugly within an Index's cargo compartment, also known as the frunk. Four distinct design options are available, catering to various preferences: 1. Frame: A sturdy and minimalist configuration 2. Frame without vent...

I stumbled upon a Reddit thread where individuals were experimenting with mounting fans on their Index consoles, but instead of placing them centrally, they opted for a more unique approach - positioning the fans on the sides near the vents. Inspired...

Every component fits perfectly, I just wanted to share this information with everyone right away. I'll post more updates later on. Almost forgot to mention that you'll need to remove a small foam peg from the circuit board or it will interfere with...

Slot-in Stereo IR 170 Evaluation Kit frunk mount for Valve Index VR headset https://www.ultraleap.com/product/stereo-ir-170/ Notes: -Prints without supports -Design has small tabs that hook into frunk vents, verify these features print properly.

This replaces the frunk, so you will need to unscrew the front of the Index before installing this (using the same screws). Be careful with the exposed PCB. I bought two 5V noctua fans and soldered the cables to a male USB. The cables and usb are...

... it's too tall. I only used heat shrink tubes to insulate the connectors. I recommend unscrewing the Index's main cover plate and drill holes in it as shown on the photo. This greatly improves cooling even when not using the frunk fans at all. ...

There are two STL files - one has the displays parallel to the bottom of the Frunk pocket, while the other has the displays angled to match the face plate, and both can be covered with the stock magnetic face cover. I plan on using an Arduino Nano...

Easily placed on the front of a Valve Index to enable a very small amount of airflow through the VR headset." - Maxxgold My Remix extends the original 40mm by a switch. It is a mystery to me how to use this without a switch, so I made a remix on the...

This is a fresh new low poly cover for the Valve Index Headset. It's perfect when you don't want to scratch the original one, by bumping your controller into it - think about it. I created two versions: one without holes, tailored for those who get...

Frunk Mod to attach the naked Stereo 170 sensor to a Valve Index

Human: Version 2 notes:\r\nThe CAD files released here https://github.com/ValveSoftware/IndexHardware/tree/master/Headset are inaccurate.\r\n\r\nThe problem lies in the index_hmd_accessory_inclusion_zone.stp, which omits the front right upper sensor...

Just push the print into the Index's Frunk to secure it! You will not need any tape. To actually _connect_ the facial tracker, you will need a **`USB Type-C Female to USB Type-A Male`** adaptor. # Note This mount will not hold up...

I didn't make this. ...Feilen over at the VRCfacetracking discord is the mastermind behind this creation.

<p>A remix based off of <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4552259/files">RandomMode's dual fan design</a></p><p>I used their model files to create a single fan variant, as I didn't want to use two fans. This model also includes a slot for a...

Don't have time to type a proper description at the moment I'll add one soon hopefully! ... I explain the main differences in the video below ^^ Link to the usb adapter I used:amzn.to/3qRZ4km

This thing allows you to mount a fan on the Valve index, to replace the frunk part on the front and to use the USB plug. This will help to pull out warm air from inside of the headset, not necessarily to cool down components but to prevent it from...

**I do sell the finished product on my Etsy store!https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1047496097/valve-index-dual-fan-frunk-mod-set?ref=shop_home_active_1** Before you continue please read: I am not responsible for any damages that could occur from bad...

... I find it really hard to appreciate VR during summer : the headset is a little bit warm and the air inside isn't moving. So I made this mod in order to add two 40mm fans, on a 3D printed part that replaces the original "frunk" part.

A simple visor derived from the official Index CAD models, made so mods can be easily screwed on in different positions. ...The holes will take M3 or 4-40 screws, so as long as they're shorter than 5mm.

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1065848597/valve-index-minifan-dual-fans-frunk-mod?ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1** Before you continue please read: I am not responsible for any damages that could occur from bad wiring/soldering, I use my fan mod daily...

I imported the model from Valve's official 3D Files into PrusaSlicer. ...I was suprised that this model wasn't already uploaded so people could print spares!<br><br>(My logo on the front is just a sticker, not part of the model)</p><p><a...

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I modified the version with the holes filled to add two tiny switches. I used one to turn the fans on and off, and the other to switch them between a high and low speed. This was accomplished via a linear voltage regulator that steps the voltage down...

Might find time later to tweak the mount's placement (college is taking all of my time lately) You will need to get yourself and/or print: - 1x Valve Index Frunk mount (the main item in this thing) - 1x Slider (also included here) - 3x Mount...

This is an adapter to connect the Vive Face Tracker to the Valve Index Frunk, you will need 1x M3 screw and nut to secure the tracker to this print.