Oculus Quest 2 Wall Mount

Edit: this model relies on hooking under the facial interface at the apex of the nose.  See the picture and check your unit before printing.

I looked at all the Quest 2 Wall Mounts and I really wanted to just print one and be done with it.  But I found each lacked something, so I rolled a remix.

My wishes:

• a single wall mount for both the head unit and controllers.  Some popular solutions come as 2 separate mounts.
• it should be easy to use.  No fumbling required.  e.g. I don't want to suspend the controllers from the wrist straps for them to clang on the wall.
• it should be secure.  I don't favor the upside down controllers in cups - too easy to knock off the wall for my application.
• the face pad should be able to air dry.  There are some nice designs that cradle the face pad but lack good air drying.
• it should be designed well for 3d printing and be strong.  Some otherwise good designs failed at this.
• have a good solution for the charging cable.  Many designs don't consider this.

I modeled this from scratch in Fusion 360, borrowing most of the design from the original I linked to.  That original model ticked most of the boxes above, but failed in one critical area and created its own ‘oh no’ category.  I remodeled to fix those two problems:

• This is significantly stronger than the original.  The whole model is beefed up and in particular the arms for the controllers.
• It is no longer a phallic symbol.  I'm not crazy about my design either, but I prefer alien over you-know-what.  I'd like to think Sigourney Weaver would agree.

Some gripes aside, the original design is pretty good and 10P6 deserves credit for it.   He posted a video showing how easy it is to use this .. which sold me on the design.  Check it out and show him some love: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6268579

Printing tips (at least for Bambu Carbon X1):

• Use Tree Supports.  You need them but they work fabulously for this and are easy to remove.
• Print with 6 walls min.  This part prints on the back so layer lines are not in the optimal direction.
• For added strength on the ends of the controller arms, you can cut the model about ¾ of the way and selectively print with even more walls so those tips are .. let's not talk about tips.
• The model comes as 2 parts to color the Oculus Logo.  The top 0.2mm surface of the Oculus logo is a separate part.  If you have a multi-color printer (e.g. Bambu), you can split the model into parts and use a different filament for that top logo layer.  If you print at a 0.2mm layer height, that will only require a single layer color swap.
• The included 3MF contains all of these and more (e.g. variable layer height), which came out great.  I printed with Bambu Matte PLA.

I included STEP and Fusion360 files so you can modify, and the 3MF file to help get the same results as me.

Also included a model with the original 140mm screw pattern.  Only use it if you are swapping out the original.

The original design has some good qualities but is quite lacking in strength .. and the shape looks way too close to something else.