oculus sensor wall mount 3d models

Oculus Sensor Wall Mount with Cable Management - A Simple yet Elegant Solution For those who demand a clutter-free gaming experience, this sleek and sturdy wall mount is the perfect solution for organizing your Oculus sensors. With its robust design...

I've got my Oculus sensor wall mount set up and I'm loving the cable management system - it's a total game changer. The sleek design and sturdy build make it a must-have for any serious gamer or VR enthusiast. With this wall mount, you can keep your...

A sleek and modern solution for securely fastening the Oculus Rift sensor to a wall.

Take your Oculus Rift gaming experience to new heights by upgrading to this clever wall-mounted sensor holder. This innovative device expands your playing area while safeguarding your sensors from accidental knocks or shifts. This smart solution...

Here's a quick DIY model I whipped up to hang an Oculus Rift CV1 sensor on a wall. You'll need a 1/4-20 bolt to lock in the camera - a 3/8" length should suffice. ...To secure it to the wall, use small nails or brads; thumbtacks are not ideal for this...

Unfortunately, most of them were too bulky or made the sensor knock against the wall, forcing me to tilt the post at an angle, which caused major tracking issues when trying to rotate the camera. This remix is a game-changer - I love how it adds...

This is a minimal design for mounting your Oculus Rift sensors, most I feel require larger screws which means larger holes in the walls of a rental unit. This design only requires 1.5mm nails and lets you securely mount your sensors with only a tiny...

A 2 piece wall mount solution that uses a mounting plate to allow for a flexible approach to supporting different mounting solutions. ... The current mounting plate is designed for some brad nails used for hanging photos frames.

... wasn't properly secured to the arm, potentially due to converting it from OBJ to STL. ...Furthermore, I suspect the original design intended for upside-down mounting, so I adjusted the angle for upright mounting to give the sensor sufficient angle.

... For added stability, I highly recommend attaching double-sided adhesive tape on both sides. This will prevent pivoting and ensure that everything remains firmly in place. One of my sensors, however, has no tape and is perfectly stable without it.

This is a sturdy oculus rift sensor wall mount offering a full range of motion, ensuring the sensor remains steady even when the cord gets tugged, thereby preventing the oculus rift from malfunctioning due to a pulled sensor cord. Rotate 90 degrees...

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Mounting an Oculus Rift Sensor on a Wall is Easier than You Think, Just Remove the Base and It'll Snap Right In. ...The Bottom Section of the Device is Surprisingly Hefty, So Be Prepared for That Extra Weight.

Here's a simple corner wall mount for an Oculus Rift sensor that you can easily make at home and attach to your wall using just two drywall screws or any other type of screw suitable for your specific wall material.

This is a mounting solution for Oculus Rift sensors that can be attached to both walls and ceilings. When installed on a wall, the sensor inverts its position but still functions properly. To further enhance angle adjustments, users can opt to...

This is a custom wall-mount designed specifically for the Oculus Rift Sensor. Its unique design allows the sensor rod to easily fit into the main hole of the mount through friction. Due to variations in printer quality, you may need to adjust your...

Niko Electrical Wall Frames, a prominent Belgian brand, now integrate seamlessly with the Oculus Rift Sensor Holder, which effortlessly clicks into place.

This is a wall mount designed specifically for Oculus Rift (CV1) sensors, mounted upside-down for maximum tracking area and versatility. By tilting the sensor towards the ground, this mount allows for placement near ceiling fixtures, providing an...

The Oculus Rift Mount is a sleek and sturdy attachment designed specifically to house and stabilize the Oculus Rift's advanced sensors. By providing a secure and adjustable platform, this innovative device enables users to enjoy an unparalleled level...

Wanted a more stylish wall mount for my Rift sensors. Used topology optimization to come up with this look. ...Designed to stick to the wall with Medium 3M adhesive pads. Category: Games

I liked DRPrinting3D sensor wall mount (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2365762) however the space between the bottom of the sensors threaded stem and where the bolt goes in through the wall mount was too long for most camera mounting bolts to...

I made this mount quickly after receiving the shipping mail for my Oculus Touch. Designed it in one to two hours, so please be gentle on its design since it's far from perfect. But it works fine for me. You can attach it with two "Tesa Powerstrips...

I'm thrilled to be giving this a second shot at crafting the perfect shelf for my Oculus sensor, and I have to say, this design is an absolute winner straight out of the build plate, no sanding or finishing required to get the sensor snugly in place....

I was after a sleeker way to hang my Rift sensors, so I turned to topology optimization to give me some inspiration. ...The result is a unique design that attaches securely to the wall using medium-strength 3M adhesive strips.

I noticed that the source design introduced roll in the sensors when angled, due to the mount's slight incline. As the sensors have a rectangular perspective, this results in losing some tracking area near the floor.\r\n\r\nI created the new design...

I noticed that the remix source introduced roll in the sensors if you angled them, as the mount itself has a slightly incline. With the sensors having a rectangular perspective, this means you lose a little bit of tracking area near the floor. I...

... tape. .25 layer height, .4 nozzle 2 walls, PolyMAX PLA 215°C 75mm/s 15% infill cubic (in Cura 3.5) 5 layers top, 5 layers bottom. By Super Dave at DC-Concepts. ... Print your own, but please to not sell unless you split the profits with me O-o

... I'm using a .25 layer height, .4 nozzle size, 2 walls, and PolyMAX PLA filament at 215°C with a speed of 75mm/s and 15% infill cubic density in Cura 3.5. I've also added 5 layers on top and bottom for extra support. By Super Dave at DC-Concepts.

This design supports sensors either right side up or upside down, and they work incredibly well. To keep them securely attached to the wall, I use thumbtacks - it's a simple yet effective solution that works like a charm. ... Print Settings Printer:...

For standard setups featuring two sensors, simply print two wall mounts and one of each holder type. ... For optimal results, I recommend printing this design on its side as depicted in the provided image, using supports for added structural integrity.