Oculus Stand - Screw Version
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I wanted to avoid gluing my project together, so I opted for a more secure approach by printing it with nuts and bolts instead. Here's the list of materials I used: 8 square 3mm nuts 7 M3 x 10mm bolts 1 M3 x 14mm bolt To assemble my project, I simply paused the Gcode before the layer that covers the nuts and inserted them at that time. Then, I resumed printing without any issues. Before attaching the nuts, I cleaned and heated them in the oven to a temperature similar to the one used for printing. This ensured that the plastic adhered well to the tops of the nuts. I removed the controller stand from my previous print and created a new version that doesn't require it. My friend won't need to use a controller, so this modification was necessary. However, I did add the controller stand back into the design and adjusted its position. Please note that this change has not been tested yet, and I take no responsibility if it doesn't work as intended (although it looks promising from my perspective). When printing my project, I only used support material in the large hole on the mount. To achieve a good finish without sacrificing print time, I employed multiple processes during the printing process.
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