Morgan Drew

thingiverse

Could be a working model, but it would need some further CAD-Skills, which I do not have... So feel free to adjust, modify, or reuse this model :) Scanned with my DIY 3D Scanner and processed in MVE, for more details on the scanning process and the (printable) 3D Scanner see: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2755968 Finally, there is a website, where I will bundle all the information on the 3D Scanner, feel free to visit http://www.openscan.eu <b>License</b> The files are released under Creative Common Non-Commercial. We want the community to freely print the protectors for personal use, however, you cannot sell 3d prints of these files. <b>Ordering Glasses</b> You can order the lenses from this link: https://www.safetyeyeglasses.com/safety-brands When you order your lenses you should set the IPD to these values: 1) Go and Rift S users: use your measured IPD. 2) Quest 2 / Quest users: use IPD 65mm to align with the optical centers of the headset lenses. You can then use the physical IPD adjustment on the headset to change the IPD. Depending on your prescription, SafetyEyeGlasses will recommend different refractive indices. Choose the one SafetyEyeGlasses recommends making sure the lens is not too thick or too thin. The anti-reflective coating is not necessary but is highly recommended to help reduce glare.