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Meta Rayban 2 Smart Glasses Portable Charging Clip

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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This is a charging clip specifically designed for Meta Rayban 2 smart glasses (Wayfarer model tested). Useful for those who frequently forget their glasses case or as a backup charging option.

 

This model is a creative adaptation of Langziguang's model found at https://makerworld.com/zh/models/586287#profileId-507468. It eliminates the need for manual USB cable trimming and soldering, but requires the purchase of a "Xiaomi Mi Band 3 charger". The assembly utilizes the elastic metal contacts from the "Xiaomi Mi Band 3 charger" for charging.

 

Modifications include:

1- A circular interface added to securely hold the "Xiaomi Mi Band 3 charger";

2- Vertical baffles added to enhance positional stability during charging;

3- Additional cylindrical and rectangular elements incorporated to improve overall robustness;

 

Required Materials:

In addition to the printed parts, you will need to purchase or prepare:

  1. A Xiaomi Mi Band 3 charger, as shown in the image; costs a few dollars.

  2. Scissors or side cutters;

Assembly Instructions:

  1. Use scissors or side cutters to trim the contact points of the "Xiaomi Mi Band 3 charger" into a smooth, oval cylinder, as shown:

  2. Mark the positive and negative poles of the "Xiaomi Mi Band 3 charger" (USB-A port, the side with the cavity faces up, left -, right +), as shown:

    Pay close attention to the orientation. The other side of the USB-A port has a white base; do not use that side:

  3. Take the printed part, the opening facing you, the marked orientation facing upwards, and insert it, as shown:

Usage:

  1. Take the glasses, the camera side facing you, and attach the upper baffle first, as shown:

  2. Gently pull the cable upwards to engage. Check that the metal contacts are touching the charging area; if they aren't, it will look like the image below:

  3. Gently push the cable upwards to secure it, as shown:

  4. To remove, gently pull on the cable.

!!! Important Note: Please pay close attention to the charging current direction, left -, right +

!!! Important Note: Please pay close attention to the charging current direction, left -, right +

!!! Important Note: Please pay close attention to the charging current direction, left -, right +

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I am not a professional, I have just bought a 3D printer, I have tried printing them in both PLA and ABS, but when trying to remove the excess parts it always breaks… How do I do it?
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Try increasing the number of walls; as a precaution, using pliers to carefully sever the contact surface is generally advisable
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Hello, this cable is too short. I want to buy a Type-C cable separately. Can any 20W fast charging cable be used? Will the charging tool be too much
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The key is the position of the metal feet I looked for a long time but couldn't find a long cable If you find one please share Thanks
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Going to try this as an emergency cable in the office. Can the USB-A just be plugged into a computer USB port or does it need a specific charger type?
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