Fully printable FPV goggles for up to 5", up to 5,6" and up to 7" LCD and reading glasses

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I'm still refining these designs, so some elements might change as I continue working on them. I've recently uploaded a new facehugger piece that's significantly more comfortable to wear. To achieve this, I used 6 mm open-cell foam glued to mine, and it allows me to use the design for extended periods of time. You can find this updated file in Facehugger03.stl. In addition to the facehugger update, I've also uploaded a new lens holder that accommodates four lenses for enhanced magnification capabilities. If you're having trouble finding suitable glasses, consider obtaining the largest ones available and grinding them down to shape or use my frame design as a reference to create your own customized version. This new lens holder is listed in Lensholder06.stl. Furthermore, I've created an extended piece for 5.6" goggles that's shorter in length and compatible with doubled-up lenses for an expanded field of view. You can find this updated extension in Extension5.6-04.stl. Additionally, I've added a new strap piece capable of holding a 35 mm wide battery using a rubber band. This design is listed as Strap03.stl. I made some further updates to these designs, specifically improving the extension piece for the 7" panel by lowering the LCD and moving the top strap mount forward for enhanced comfort. This improved extension can be found in its updated form. I've also refined the last 5.6" electronics box, replacing it with a new version labeled as 03. I removed the audio jack port from this design to free up clearance on my own setup. The hole where the jack sits is intended for a female jack connector to be soldered onto, allowing you to connect wires directly. I've uploaded a new driver board electronics box specifically designed for 5.6" goggles. This new design has proven to be more effective than its predecessors. You can find this updated board in Facehugger03.stl. I also added an electronics box designed for 5" LCDs, along with a picture of the 5" LCD paired with my own driver board.