valve index controller stand 3d models

Simply slide it over the top Index strap, insert cable ties into the channels on the sides, wrap the cable as shown in the first image, and tighten down the cable ties. I utilized cable ties that came with my Prusa MK3S, which have the following...

I'm starting with the Valve made Face Gasket .stl file and making some initial edits myself. After putting it through a test, I found that while my modifications are rough around the edges, they seem to work just fine for me. If you're dealing with...

I printed the previously uploaded wide gasket: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3738708 I compared it to the original model provided by Valve. It looks like the previous model was simply squished in Blender. This achieves greater width, but alters...

... Hard plastic might cause damage. The index uses a torx T6 screw to attach each earpiece. Print instructionsCategory: Computer Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK2.5 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 100% Filament: - TPU -

Cable saver for index. I made this after my cable started going bad. So I made this. Side effect is that it squished the current cable enough to use until the new cable gets here. This should in theory reduce the radius of the cables bends coming...

I stumbled upon a Reddit thread where individuals were experimenting with mounting fans on their Index consoles, but instead of placing them centrally, they opted for a more unique approach - positioning the fans on the sides near the vents. Inspired...

... Make sure the supports are removed smoothly from the controller mount ports to prevent scratching your controllers. Sand if needed. Print the front panel logo up with supports for the whole model (use your easiest to remove support settings).

... be careful not to fold the little flap over if you pull it all the way down. (that will make sense when you install it). Print standing up with the head strap part flat on the build plate and no supports (similar to how its shown in the picture).

... neatly conceals the power cable, keeping the workspace organized and clutter-free. For those who prefer not to print their own stands, I offer this solution on my Etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/774581692/valve-index-basestation-stand

Should be universal for front or back index controllers in his build. Follow his instructions but replace the base parts with this for your Picatinny build. ... Personally built this to fit the Picatinny on this remix(it's more or less the original...

This is a small index card stand we designed specifically for use in our Dungeons & Dragons game, perfect for showcasing hand-drawn characters and tokens on individual index card cutouts. After stumbling upon a similar business card holder on...

I remixed Expand Dongs Grips to fit to my Ghetto Gunstick.Printed them in ASA10% infill0.3mm layer height

EDIT 6/1/2020 - Added another buttstock variant with longer stock that curves away from arm slightly for enhanced wrist mobility. Its unconventional design may be off-putting, but it works exceptionally well for me. ... EDIT 4/29/2020 - Introduced a...

To keep track of assignments, a holder for index cards is used, placing the project currently being worked on at the top and storing the remaining to-do's in a separate section.

I was looking for a way to corral some papers and index cards on my desk, so I designed this organizer using Tinkercad and had it printed out. It's doing exactly what I needed it to do, keeping me one step ahead of clutter with its simple design.

... week and This is the first thing I have ever created. ... This is a wall mount for those of you who use HTC wands and Valve Index controllers with guards. ... the hood ornament is optional It's a bracket so I recommend printing at 100% infill.

Valve Index cooling mod with an integrated noctua pwm controller (Noctua NA-FC1, 4-pin PWM fan control). ... Used fans: 2x Noctua NF-A4x10 5V PWM 4-pin, 5V Version (40x10mm) The noctua fan controller must be taken apart and then some soldering is...

Valve index mounting hook but with holes for screws.

... above tell you pretty much the whole story. Feel free to experiment with the "offset" of your controllers before screwing the brackets in place. Wall_bracket is an optional accessory. Print two of those to hang your paddle on the wall. Enjoy..

The convenient conversion of Valve's Github repository into a quick mount for Valve Index base stations, now available in STL format.

This thing has been remixed from: Valve Index Gun Foregrip Controller, by BManx2000 His discription follows: This is a gun foregrip attachment for the Valve Index controllers. It is designed to be as unobtrusive as possible, and doesn't interfere...

The modified Mount Carrier STL originated from a custom Valve Index quick wallmounts creation by moppedz, with the intention of accommodating a unique screw hole layout on the Index base station mount.

A clip that keeps the split of the Valve Index trident cable held together (similar to the clip on the HP Reverb G1)

This bracket allows you to mount the break away cable from the Valve Index to the underside or top-side of a desk.

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

Inspired by valve index wallmount, find my version here to store the Valve index on aluminium profile sim-racing rig (4080 with 8mm hole) with its cable. ... This version is designed to work with Slot nut 8 mm for 40 mm profile M6 screw.

A compact little clip to keep the breakaway segment of the Valve Index cable securely attached to a metal surface. Featuring the iconic Valve Index logo because it's a nice touch. ... Required materials: 10x 6x3mm Disc Magnets Super Glue Print without...

For use with the Valve Index and other high-end VR headsets. ... The Screwholes measure 3 millimeters in diameter, yet I highly suggest employing screws that range from 4 to 5 millimeters in size for optimal performance.

A modification of the Valve Index Paddle Gun stock to be mounted on a 20 mm Aluminum Profile. ... Instead of Printing a huge Rail to mount the paddles just use an aluminum profile for better rigidity and a faster build.

Gunstock for Valve Index. Needs 18mm x 3mm magnets. To print the gunstock, you will need to print: 2xDovetailTube 1xTubeCoupler 2xClampUpper 1xClampLowerR 1xControllerMountRV2 1xClampLowerLV2 1xControllerMountLV2 4xClampPinV2 1xButtV4...