Valve Index Headset Ceiling Mount - Extended Vert. and Horiz.

I really like the original Index ceiling mount design by nerdaxic, but I had a few issues with it that I have resolved here.

1. When using a Counterweight mounted to the back of the headset, the headset would not fit between the ceiling plate and the shelf the headset rests on. So, I raised the distance from the ceiling plate to the shelf.
2. I found that the lip the headset rests on wasjust short enough to make me worry about it slipping out if I put it on wrong, and it simply wouldn't fit without falling with the Counterweight, so the shelf has been extended
3. The shelf's edge has been flattened, as when it was curved, the layer lines would occasionally snag on the fabric of the headset/Counterweight.
4. A hole has been added in the shelf to allow a screwdriver to poke through to allow for much easier installation/removal. (Seriously, I don't know how why this wasn't in the original :P)

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

Ender 3

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.2

Infill:

70%

Filament: N/A PLA N/A

Notes:

I printed with supports to make sure the screwdriver hole in the shelf printed without issue, with a support blocker on the ceiling plate screw-hole.

Edited with Fusion 360