Beat Saber Staff

Beat Saber Staff

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A very shoddy-but-works STL to attach your touch controllers to the end of a 1 inch sch 40 PVC pipe, created to use a darth-maul style staff in beat saber. I'm bad at 3D modeling, so someone else is welcome to improve this design, but I won't be. Items needed: PVC Pipe 1-2 feet long (I find 20 inches allows for a comfortable two-handed grip, and as a bonus, is about the size of Darth Maul's hilt) Small diameter bolt & nut (I used spare 5mm ones from my Anet A8) Suggested tools: Sandpaper, dremel This is super rough, plan on doing some sanding/dremeling if you want it to fit perfectly. It currently covers a tiny part of the grip button Instructions: 1) Print one, then print one mirrored. 2) Stick the end of the mount into the end of the PVC. You'll probably need to do a little sanding, that's intentional. It should stay in without moving. 3) Drill out the hole to the right size for whatever bolt you're using. The hole is intentionally undersized. 4) Place your controller in, and tighten the bolt. It should be possible to get it just tight enough so you can pull it out, but it won't come out during play. The stock print covers the grip button a little bit. You can either just press the grip button in (not used for Beat Saber) or use a dremel/knife to trim that part down a little bit. OPTIONAL: There's a hole in the bottom for the wrist straps, but you can take them off (DON'T CUT THEM OFF!) and use them as a 'safety harness' in case it does come out. It also makes it easier to take the controller in and out of the harness. Remove the battery cover, and there's a little rubber plug. This holds the wrist straps, pull it out and the strap will come with it. Then loop the strap around the touch and around the base of the mount (see photo). I won't be doing any updates to this, so either use it as-is or improve it yourself.

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