Oculus Rift Beat Saber/Golf Handles and Staff Kit

prusaprinters

<p>Here's my Take on Oculus Touch grips for Beat Saber. I designed these to be as safe as possible - for a 3d printed design. The cups support screw tightening (m3) but also have a place to string the built-in controller tether as well as rubber bands, string, or bungees to hold the controller in the cups.</p> <p>The cups can mount to 3/4" schedule 40 PVC, any length you desire and secured with a small screw, or full handles can be printed. The handles support multiple screw in end caps - also supporting a tether. You can also use a double-sided screw endcap and attach the handles to each other for a short staff. The printed handles also have a small inlay for wrapping with grip tape or, in my case, tennis racket grips.</p> <p>Obviously these should be printed very sturdy and I'm not responsible for you launching your half broken handle through your monitor.</p> <p>Some suggestions:</p> <ul> <li>The PVC version will be stronger than anything you can reasonably print. If you're looking for strong and safe, go with PVC.</li> <li>The cups are pretty solid. I've banged these simple PVC samples around pretty hard and they seem to be holding up pretty well</li> <li>The logical printing orientation for all of these pieces has the layers parallel to the sheer force from the game. I have not had a quickly printed PLA cup break. I have had multiple PLA dual screw endcaps break.</li> <li>Ideally, print these things with a LOT of walls, heat, infill, and minimal cooling. Layer adhesion is the name of the game. PETG would be a good choice of material.</li> </ul> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Notes:</strong></p> <p>PETG, lots of walls, lots of infill, a bit extra heat, a bit extra flow, minimal cooling.</p> Category: Video Games