vive base station mounting 3d models

I designed these mounts to accommodate my version 2.0 base stations, but there is also a mount available for version 1.0 users. However, I haven't tested it on v1.0. If you're concerned that the printable screws might not support the weight of your...

Bough VR equipment a while a go and wanted to properly mount the base stations to walls. So designed these. I use version 2.0 base stations, but there's a mount for the version 1.0 too. Not tested on v1.0.</p> <p>Replace the printable screws with...

This is a simple plate for mounting your Vive base station (Lighthouse) on a tripod. Three models are available: a 45-degree, a 37.5-degree, and a 30-degree version. Choose the one suitable for your setup. You will need to source a 1/4" screw with...

Mounting a Secure Shelf for the HTC Vive Base Station allows users to screw it firmly onto the top of any surface, such as a door, providing stability and a clear line of sight for an optimal VR experience.

Description: Create a Portable Mount for HTC Vive Base Station. Design a way to attach an HTC Vive base station to a tent pole, allowing it to be securely fastened against the ceiling for easy transportation. Materials Needed: Foam mat or other...

I wanted to elevate my Vive VR base station trackers high up as suggested (they function significantly better placed in the corners of the room), yet I also needed to be able to pack it up quickly and transport it to a friend's house easily. So, I...

I'd relocate my HTC Vive Base Station periodically, but this necessitated adding more wall mounts. ...I discovered an OEM speaker mount and designed a rack to securely hold the HTC Vive Base Station in place.

Shelf Mount for HTC Vive Base Station. This versatile mount allows you to securely attach your base station to a shelf, eliminating the need for sticky tape or screws. The precision-engineered screw hole spacing ensures a perfect fit with the...

Rotated 30 degrees and Tilted downwards 30 degrees for wall mounting near the ceiling. ... I used 20lb rated 3M command tape to mount this to my wall

A sacrificial layer is strategically positioned beneath the 1/4" mount hole to facilitate easy removal after printing with a drill bit or screwdriver. ... Printing Parameters: Optimal Layer Height: 0.3 mm Essential Perimeter Settings: At Least Two...

... that juts out at an odd angle. ... I might add more angles if this one doesn't work out. I also scaled the centre object so that it fits the mount easier, and widened the gap between the posts around the centre pillar(Not sure what to call them)

HTC Vive comes with mounts for base stations that require screws to be mounted. As a renter, I'm limited in my ability to drill walls, so I sought alternative solutions. I wanted to use double-sided tape to mount base stations on the wall, but stock...

... Watch out! The screw holes on the base station mounting plate are not aligned to the center of the plate (great design Valve **LOL here the site chokes at a UTF8 emoji and cuts of the rest of the text. ...What a sad joke this site has become**

Remix of prittstift design. The idea is slight alteration to have part without unnecessary hole or sharp edge or stress concentration. ...The same kind of drawing rule used in aeronautical milling parts.

Here is the rewritten text: Print-in-place without support I am not liable for damaged base stations.

I wanted to avoid drilling holes in my walls to install the base station sensors for a HTC VIVE Cosmos Elite VR system and since the provided mounts are open at the back, I created and printed these plates so I could use 3M picture hanging strips to...

This way, I could (un)mount the base stations without removing screws or resetting the room setup, as long as the original mounting brackets' positions on the base stations remained unchanged. I wasn't sure if the adhesive would support the weight...

I would be able to (un)mount the base stations without having to undo any screw or having to rerun the room setup (as long as the position of the original mounting brackets on the base stations remained unchanged). Uncertain of the whether or not the...

Wall mount for HTC Vive base staions. ## Things needed * Strong tape. * 2x M3 screws. * 2x M3 nuts. * 2x concrete hooks (optional). ... * 1x zip tie (optional).

Wall mount for HTC Vive base staions. Things needed Strong tape. 2x M3 screws. 2x M3 nuts. 2x concrete hooks (optional). 1x zip tie (optional). Category: Other

This is a design for a 3D printed wall mount for the HTC Vive Pro base stations. The mount uses a dovetail-like design to secure the base stations in place and can be attached to the wall using Command Hook M/M command hook adhesive strips. The...

So, just print and assemble these simple base station mounts if you want more easy and freedom regarding the placement of the base stations. The Onshape project is here:...

I modelled the design based on the ones that come with the Vive, useful for if you've lost yours or want to be able to mount in multiple locations. I made these to sell and to go with my quick-swap wall plates. Supports have been modelled in, so all...

Allows for more aggressive angle adjustment for the Vive Base Station Wall Mounts

This adapter plate enables you to mount HTC Vive Base Stations onto a 16mm spigot found on light stands or tripods using the included wall mounts. The M5 screws and nuts supplied with the adapter can be used for attachment, but it's highly advised to...

No supports need to be added in slicing, as I have modeled circular supports for the screw holes in the Vive mounting plate, which can simply be pulled out with some pliers once printing is finished. ... You will need 4x M5x8mm pan screws, and 4x M5...

This is a wall mounting for a HTC Vive base station or a camera. ...It is designed to be used with these screws: "1/4-20 X 1/2" THRU 2" STAINLESS FLAT SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW BOLT".

Replacement for the original ones that came with the VIVE Normal files 0.1mm clearance use files with "0.2" in the name for bigger clearance Double helix thread for more even and better clamping

If you still have the original hardware, I'd recommend using that but if you have extra base stations this is an easy way to mount more. You will require a 1/4 thread 2" long bolt to attach the base stations, and either a 1/4 wingnut or regular nut...