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3D Printed Oculus Rift CV1 Sensor Wall Mount.

Discussion in 'VR Headsets and Sim Gaming - Virtual Reality' started by Archie, Sep 21, 2016.

  1. Archie

    Archie Eternal tinkerer

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    Hi Guys,

    I designed (in Tinkercad) and printed this to fill a need I had to easily move the sensor from the wall back to the stock holder.

    .STL can be downloaded from here:

    http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1782862

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    Print "as is" Holes were made to measure.

    (Ignore the black tape on the wall. That was from a previous attempt!)

    When I get more time, I'll put screw holes into it and update the model :)
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    Just updated to add a screw hole. Didn't like relying on just the tape! :)
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    Check thingiverse, there is one with a better option to angle the camera down, no offense.
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    None taken. :)

    I've seen that one but I wanted the mount to be right in front of me, at head height.
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