valve index base station stands 3d models

Mounts behind the base station stand of the Valve Base Stations, with bolts through the screwholes, enabling the mounting of Valve Base Stations on microphone stands.

If your monitor stand cylinder's inner diameter is 32mm, this mount will work for it. ...Just remove the cap off the top and slide the mount in.

This Valve Index Base Station Mount is designed to install the base station with its onion nut. The mount is designed to be fixed on a 30 mm aluminium profile (8 mm slot), but can actually be attached to any shelf or cabinet. The mount is fastened...

I´ve bought a used Valve Index where no wall mounts where included. To get the BaseStations on the Wall i´ve just designed these Simple Wall Mount. Be careful when pulling it on as the thread can easily brake with to much power. ... Of course you...

The quick mount for Valve Index base stations, taken from Valve's Github and converted to STL for your convenience.

Wall mount for Valve Index Base Station with a 45 degrees angle. ...It's designed with an equal hole spacing as the original mount.

This is a drop in replacement for the Valve Index wall mount. It is angled 30 degrees so you can point it at your space easier. You should use the stock ball mount from your base station. The thread is M20x2. ... Edit 10/10/20: Added recess to bottom...

This is a design I made being very dis-appointed with the current mounting solutions for the Valve Index Base Station v2. It uses 2x 1/4"-20 Nuts, 2x 10-32 3/4" or 1/2" long srews, and 2x 10-32 Nuts McMaster Part Numbers: 10-32 Nuts 91841A195 10-32...

Changed to work with the Valve Index. ...Updated very quickly, the holes are correct but the shape doesn't line up smoothly like the original did with the Vive parts.

... Pieces connect to each other with M4x30mm bolts, except much shorter bolts should be used for connecting the base station stand to its mounting. ... Tested with 2 arm pieces - feels very sturdy and rigid, could probably go up to 3 or 4 pieces.

I´ve bought a used Valve Index where no wall mounts where included. To get the BaseStations on the Wall i´ve just designed these Simple Wall Mount. Be careful when pulling it on as the thread can easily brake with to much power. ... Of course you...

... holes from the Vive mounts. ... This design is for M4x15 bolts between the Index mount and print, and the regular wall screws between the print and the wall. ... The wall screws need to be mounted before the Index mount, as that will cover the holes.

The 3D model was created on real base. ...It’s created accurately, in real units of measurement, qualitatively and maximally close to the original.

Comes with 2 models. ...The base one is 20mm thick for a shorter amount of cable and a 30mm one if you need more room.

Destiny logo themed replacement Base / Wall mount for Valve Index base stations. ... Flat bottom for "command strip" mounting on wall.

Destiny logo themed replacement Base / Wall mount for Valve Index base stations. ... Flat bottom for "command strip" mounting on wall.

Remix of the Angled Valve Index Base Station Wall Mount by Phantom329 on Thingiverse, but angled to the left instead of the right.Quoting from the original description:"This is a drop in replacement for the Valve Index wall mount. It is angled 30...

Each Large Command Strip is rated to 5 pounds, so it should be more than enough to hold the Base in place.Quoting the original description on Thingiverse (Angled Valve Index Base Station Wall Mount by Phantom329 - Thingiverse ):"This is a drop in...

This is just a simple wall/ceiling quick mount for the base stations of the Valve Index. You can simply slide the original plate into the mount. You can use the included (In the Index set) screws for mounting. It is a really snug fit. So you need to...

The Valve Index base station will attach to the mount with the original screws. WARNING heat up the OEM screw if the hole feels too tight. PLA tends to snap if the load is too high. Watch out! The screw holes on the base station mounting...

... my base stations. ...The specs for the base station 2.0 state that it has a 110 vertical FoV and a 150 horizontal FoV so using these I can hold them up to the center of the face of the base station and get a general idea of where the lasers are going.

This is a remix of BerCubsTeacher's extremely awesome magnetic charging dock for Valve Index Controllers. Unfortunately, I had different magnetic cables than the ones his designed used and had to make changes to fit them in the dock. I also cut a...

Valve Index Controller Charging Station Printed in two parts: The Base wich houses the cable, an on/off switch and the controllers. The Backplate, not strictly necessary but saves the controllers from accidentally knocking them over. If you want...

Once piece slot style mount for valve index base station 2.0's. these let you use command strips or some other form of adhesive mount for the base stations as apposed to screws. I recommend you print these vertically slot up. ...snug fit and allows...

This bracket interfaces with a medium command hook in order to allow you to mount the Valve Index Base Stations on a wall without nails or screws. It makes it easy to move and place Base Stations anywhere for those who use VR in multiple rooms or...

A simple, minimalistic base to set Valve's Index controllers on for charging and storage. The design is inspired by the model from BearCubsTeacher on thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3744655 But I just wanted to use the following 90°...

Used these cables as per the original Valve Index stand: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MKFBP84 I also used this to plug all the cables into for the wall port: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00VH8ZW02/ It is a long print. ...At .15mm the print took...

I had a spare monitorarm towering above my main monitor so I added some mounting holes for the default index wallmount to the VESA mount by herger1981. You just need some screws and nuts as the default index wallmount screws are meant for use with...

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... hold it upside down. Modeling was done from scratch by myself using OnShape https://cad.onshape.com/documents/fd4fef8e2944b4351280325c/w/3be19ee1b19b67358dae85cd/e/7d01a8877a489f3155840034 & open source valve knuckle STL model from their Github