valve index lens 3d models

SUMMARY: This is my version 2 Paddle that allows use of Valve Index 'Knuckles' controllers for the VR gunstock linked here - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2057419. The VR gunstock you need to print is thing # 2057419 by Gurgelx. Included is the...

Hang your Index controllers here when you need a hand. ...Designed to be printed without supports.

DO NOT MONETIZE THIS DATA IN ANY MEANS Charger stand/dock for Valve Index L/R Controllers and 3 VIVE Trackers. Print size is 240.54 x 60.66 x 137.98 mm Inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2540120 ...

A quick remix of TheNam3less' "Valve Index Base Mount Corner Bracket" on Thingiverse for use with 3M Large Command Strips. (<a...

hello after having an incident with my index valve helmet which broke at the level of the top strap (see photo) and the helmet being out of warranty I created a part. ... the part may seem thick, it's normal because my specifications for this kind of...

This rail is specifically designed for use with the Valve Index Controllers. You can choose to utilize either the Twist-In feature or the Drop-In Magnetic feature, and you're even free to mix and match them as you see fit. For example, you could use...

The custom designed controller cover for larger hand sizes, originally shared by Valve on their GitHub platform, has been successfully translated into an STL file format.

I did not like something about them all, so I set out out to make my own off the ear headphones inspired by the speakers built into the Valve index and Valve's prototype hummingbird headphones that they made while developing the index. This is...

Designed a wall mount/shelf for the Valve Knuckles/Index charging stand by kni8_2k onThingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3160344). You attach the two together with superglue or double sided carpet tape. Holds together pretty well with the...

I've made some adjustments to the index controller grip design, swapping out the traditional hexagonal holes for a smoother alternative that might be easier to print. My printer had some trouble with those hexagons, so I figured I'd give this a shot....

When using a [Counterweight](https://www.studioformcreative.com/product-page/index-200-gram-7oz-curved-counter-weight) mounted to the back of the headset, the headset would not fit between the ceiling plate and the shelf the headset rests on. So, I...

**Important design features:** 1) Index controller grip enlargers are compatible with this system 2) Magnetic charging USB-C plugs are compatible with this system 3) Holes are placed in the controller bracket so that motion tracking sensors are not...

Still the most secure leap motion mount I've seen for the index yet since it actually screws in. Even if the fourth screw hole fell off cuz I tightened it too much. The scad isn't useful without the source files. Using the two items listed as...

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 really like the original Index ceiling mount design by nerdaxic, but I had a few issues with it that I have resolved here. When using a Counterweight mounted to the back of the headset, the headset would not fit between the ceiling plate and the...

Creative assembly could potentially allow it to work for two-handed melee weapons or steering wheels The attachments provided are designed for Index controllers, but any VR controller mount could be used as long as an 18mm diameter peg could be added...

Note: The v2 files have more forgiving dimensions for the cable pass through channel. I've modified my original design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3886099) for those who are looking for something a little different. There is nothing wrong...

Can be mounted to a back plate with #6 wood screws, or directly to your wall with [medium Command strips](https://www.command.com/3M/en_US/command/products/~/Command-Medium-Picture-Hanging-Strips/?N=5924736+3294529207+3294774739&rt=rud).

You'll have to attach the logo carefully if it's not a snug fit. It might be necessary to smooth out the logo with some sanding for it to sit properly within my tolerances. My precision isn't quite there yet. Once printed, you should apply some...

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4815675 Small cutout for magnetic type chargers and a long version. ...Mirror for left hand use.

An exotic stand for exotic controllers; This organic concept leverages the natural center of gravity of the knuckles to cradle them in a stable orientation with a minimalistic design. <b>Warning</b>: Hanging the knuckles on the stand is...

ImportantPlease try the cables before printing. Display Port can be finicky and an extension cable might not work for your setup. ...For me only a very short cable of 2 meters worked.Required Hardware4 wood screws 3.5x16 for mounting on the desk (don't...

I made this cable guide to route the cable better when using an overhead cable management system and to allow the cable to flex over a longer section to reduce pinching. The tolerances are pretty tight so you may need to slice open the gap where...

You will have to glue the logo in if it isn't too tight. You might need to also sand the logo for it to fit. My tolerances aren't perfect yet :( Once printed you should probably put some adhesive craft foam or something to keep your headset from...

The detailed three-dimensional rendering model of the Generation Two Base Station is readily accessible within the confines of the Steam Virtual Reality driver software package.

M4 nuts are required.Might not be a good location for some people.

Printed, but never mounted.

Human: Modeled from scratch with precision and care, this 3D printed accessory was created using Fusion 360 software. Printed with a minimum of four perimeters and carefully oriented as shown in the model view, it boasts exceptional rigidity. The one...

Modeled from scratch in Fusion 360. I'd print with at least 4 perimeters and with the orientation as shown in the model view to ensure rigidity. The one pictured was printed in PLA. Doesnt show any signs of flexing or breaking. The chamfered edges...

Using a ceiling cable management system can be super helpful, but be aware that the clamp can technically be installed almost anywhere. ... It snaps into place very securely, making it a tad challenging to take out without causing some damage.