Vive Rifle Stock

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Onward corrected a bug that let you run when aiming if your front remote was horizontal. My new stock is much more comfortable. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2237043 https://youtu.be/XT2NmNIm_wA Update on 3/21/2017 - I corrected the size of the rotatable controller cylinder from 29.9 to 29. I added a short controller holder and a shorter one piece stock to allow for a foam wrap. Updated on 3/20/2017 - I added a rotatable front for those who don't like my angle and two stocks for those not wanting to use a real AR15 stock. I couldn't find a Vive stock that I liked, so I mixed the best two designs. I used the front controller from this http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1828084 design to put the mote in the correct orientation for onward. I utilized the weaver rails, stock mount and remote mount from this stock http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1745148 for the back remote. I upgraded to four magnets from 2 because with two my mote kept falling out. I added an adjustable AR15 stock to be able to custom fit it quickly for the various eye reliefs on different guns in onward. I have been using it for a couple weeks without issue and it's a great improvement over my other stocks. If you alternate the orientation of the magnets, it makes reattaching the back remote with the headset on insanely simple and quick after healing or throwing a grenade. I printed this on an Anet A8 and used all 220mm of the bed. If you are using this and see CareBears-LuvALot in game, let me know. Materials Needed One section of weaver rails, the bottom of the remote mount, screws/nuts (number depends on design selected) and 8 of the magnets from this design http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1745148 One adjustable stock AR15. Either of the tubes from this thing http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2153340. I printed the Milspec, and it fit commercial fine. I had to do quite a bit of clean up with a rasp to make it fit in a milspec stock. The adjustable stock uses M3x16mm bolts/nuts.