I used PETG, 0.12 mm layer height, 5 walls. The piece fits perfectly and feels sturdy, reinforcing the areas where the headset is most likely to crack. This should help keep your Pulse 3D headset in good condition for longer. If anyone else prints it, I’d love to see your results or hear tips for different materials!

I printed the model with ASA, 0.2 mm layer height, 15% gyroid infill, and tree supports. The part came out strong and was designed as a mount for a photo backdrop telescopic stand, suitable even for outdoor use – that’s why I chose ASA material. It feels sturdy and reliable, and I think it could also work for holding other lightweight equipment. If anyone else prints it, I’d love to see your results or hear your tips with different materials. Feedback is always welcome!

I printed the model with ASA, 0.2 mm layer height, 15% gyroid infill, and tree supports. The part came out strong and was designed as a mount for a photo backdrop telescopic stand, suitable even for outdoor use – that’s why I chose ASA material. It feels sturdy and reliable, and I think it could also work for holding other lightweight equipment. If anyone else prints it, I’d love to see your results or hear your tips with different materials. Feedback is always welcome!

I printed the model with ASA, 0.2 mm layer height, 15% gyroid infill, with tree supports. The part came out strong and was designed as a mount for a photo backdrop telescopic stand, suitable even for outdoor use – that’s why I chose ASA material. It feels sturdy and reliable, and I think it could also work for holding other lightweight equipment. If anyone else prints it, I’d love to see your results or hear your tips with different materials. Feedback is always welcome!