oculus rift s ceiling mount 3d models

This is a custom made mount/hanger for the Oculus Rift S.

A ceiling hook for my Oculus Rift S. Perfect, if you use pulleys like the Kiwi Design V2 and want to store the headset at the ceiling. Can be used at the end of the strap or even in the middle. A lens cover is recommended to spare the lens from dust...

This is a ceiling mount for the Oculus Rift sensors. I live in an area that has the occasion earthquake so double sided tape or the slot-insert mount don't work for me. The sensor's desktop stand snaps into it. There are the three pieces to each...

Oculus Rift S shelf mount

... in wood. I've tested on Oculus Rift (CV1) and upper head strap goes nicely in between mounts and sensor is not triggered so you can keep HMD plugged in.. Will soon test on Rift S. ... Feedback is welcome as this is my first published creation.

This is a ceiling mount for the Oculus Rift CV1 sensors, which can be mounted on the ceiling using screws, tape or glue. ...I made this design, because I was unhappy with all the other designs, which were only mountable with screws, but not with tape...

This is a mount so that you can ceiling or wall mount the Oculus Rift Sensor. Made to work with #8 Wood Screws and a 1/4-20x1/2 machine screw I picked up my hardware from Home Depot. Here are links... ...1/4-20x1/2 Round Head Machine Screw:...

Ceiling mount for Rift CV1 sensors. ... I was only able to find wall-mounts, so had to make my own sensor mount for mounting on the ceiling.

Following the success of my previous mounts for the Oculus Rift CV1 and touch controllers I have now designed a secure wall mount for the Rift S. My goal is, as usual, to design secure, easy to print and visually pleasing (at least not outright...

A wall and ceiling mount setup for the sensors of the Oculus Rift. Just two parts and a little hardware Parts - Wall Mount Bracket and Swing Arm Hardware needed unless you can substitute. ... 2 - Brass Thumb Screw, Knurled Head, 0.75" Length, Fully...

Oculus Rift S Headphone Mount for using the Oculus Rift CV1 Headphones with integrated cableholder (so you can remove the one on the rift S, more room for the headphone this way :D Its a tight fit with the cables but doable :) You will need to solder...

I made a simple controller holder for the oculus rift s/ oculus quest for mounting on the wall or desk using adhesive tape.

Wall mount for the Oculus Rift S. You have to be careful when hooking the rift on to make sure you get it in place, obviously being careful not to jab lenses or the foam. I printed mine with the base flat on the build plate and the hooks going...

Print Settings Printer: make Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: .2 Infill: 25% Post-Printing Mounting Suggestions I'd suggest you use wall anchors when mounting this to your ceiling. ...Also if your sensor falls off your ceiling...

... set off the sensor. Nobody else had a wall mount that would work with the Rift S so I needed to make one. It could likely be cleaned up, made shorter and more snug but it serves my purpose. ... Feel free to tinker and make it your own.

Mounts your CV1's sensor to the Ceiling. The screw holes should fit #7 screws, which are about 3.5mm in diameter. FYI: I found that once I mounted the sensor upside down I had to go back into the setting and recalibrate the sensor, as Oculus Home had...

Fusion 360 Source Link http://a360.co/2w67M2F Same idea as Clockfort's except using double sided tape instead of screws, also chamfer around the bottom to use slightly less plastic and try and be slightly discreet

There's chamfering built in to be secured with two small flat-head screws. No supports or anything fancy required to print. You may also be interested in https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3139124 which is a smaller remix of this file by CPU_TIPS that...

Oculus Rift S headset mount for the IKEA Skadis.

Full set https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3678066 - Oculus Rift S, Quest, CV1 Wall Mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3678073 - Oculus Rift S or Quest Controller Wall Mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3678079 - Oculus Cable Wall Mount...

I wanted a Rift S mount that was a little lower profile and didn't use the lens edges for support. This is a pretty crude modification but it gets the job done for me. V1.1: Increased distance from wall to hold block by 3mm. ... Fused the hold...

Light leakage is less of a concern when quickly testing things Installation Steps (v1.0): Clean all parts of left overs from support material, they might otherwise scratch the headset Detach face gasket and unhook the top strap Slide headphone cable...

I suck at modeling but my desperation to find a way to keep the sweet Rift S HMD but ditch the hallo forced me to come up with this proof of concept mod. Maybe someone with decent modeling skills can make a better version but it at least it works. To...

Added a better clip to the original model which holds Koss KSC75 headphones much better. ...To print the mount for the left headphones simply just mirror this on the X axis in your slicer. ...

# Oculus Rift Drop Ceiling Rail Clip A drop ceiling rail clip for mounting Oculus Rift sensors. ## Additional Hardware 1. One 1/4 inch machine screw per sensor clip 2. ...Two 1/4 inch nuts per sensor clip or one 1/4 nut and one 1/4 inch wingnut...

This design is a refinement that I created based off of Clockfort's original ceiling mount (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1632488) This is a quicker print and uses less plastic and maybe useful for some people! If you do not have a 3D printer than...

rudimentary mounts that work with the oculus rift rifle stock specifically for the rift s controllers

Created a new clip https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3216341 I remodeled this to flip the cable so that it points upward for ceiling/above mounted cable systems. ...Also added some support to the clip and am working on making the part next to your head...

Ratchet system for Oculus Rift S

I wanted to go with 2-sensor 360 which implied mounting the sensors to the ceiling. There are a few mountings for this which use the original mounting point but I have seen varying reports of the success of mounting the sensors upside-down so decided...