Rift stock

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This is a fully adjustable VR stock I designed last year for the oculus rift touch controllers. I was supposed to finalize the design and release it while the rift was still relevant, but then I forgot; better late than never I suppose. It can be adjusted for length, height and has a removable cheek rest that you might find useful when using iron sights. The design needs some slight modification to prevent the controller tether from getting caught in the cups but this can easily be done with a dremel tool or a file, see the attached picture. I would edit the part files, but it's been too long since I designed it and can't be bothered to change it now. Yes I know the files are unnecessarily big; they are the exact STL files I printed and again I'm not going to change them now. You will need a piece of 1/2" nominal copper tubing with an actual outer diameter of 0.625in and some 6mm hex head bolts & the nuts to go along with them. The piece of pipe in the picture is a little bit longer than 16 inches and the bolts are ~30mm long overall with a thread length of 25mm. There is a layout picture to show the layer orientation of each part, but I printed them individually. Layer heights of 0.1 or 0.2mm and I used rafts, brims and supports depending on the specific part, use your judgement. Clean everything before assembly and DO NOT FORCE PARTS TOGETHER; if the rails do not slide in smoothly then it will be impossible to remove them later. The sling is from an old lunch bag or similar, but some rope from the dollar store will also work.