Oculus Rift Beat Saber/Golf Handles and Staff Kit

Here's my Take on Oculus Touch grips for Beat Saber. I designed these to be as safe as possible - for a 3d printed…
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Here's my Take on Oculus Touch grips for Beat Saber. I designed these to be as safe as possible - for a 3d printed design. The cups support screw tightening (m3) but also have a place to string the built-in controller tether as well as rubber bands, string, or bungees to hold the controller in the cups.

The cups can mount to 3/4" schedule 40 PVC, any length you desire and secured with a small screw, or full handles can be printed. The handles support multiple screw in end caps - also supporting a tether. You can also use a double-sided screw endcap and attach the handles to each other for a short staff. The printed handles also have a small inlay for wrapping with grip tape or, in my case, tennis racket grips.

Obviously these should be printed very sturdy and I'm not responsible for you launching your half broken handle through your monitor.

Some suggestions:

  • The PVC version will be stronger than anything you can reasonably print. If you're looking for strong and safe, go with PVC.
  • The cups are pretty solid. I've banged these simple PVC samples around pretty hard and they seem to be holding up pretty well
  • The logical printing orientation for all of these pieces has the layers parallel to the sheer force from the game. I have not had a quickly printed PLA cup break. I have had multiple PLA dual screw endcaps break.
  • Ideally, print these things with a LOT of walls, heat, infill, and minimal cooling. Layer adhesion is the name of the game. PETG would be a good choice of material.

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PETG, lots of walls, lots of infill, a bit extra heat, a bit extra flow, minimal cooling.

Category: Video Games

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The author marked this model as their own original creation. Imported from Thingiverse.

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