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Playstation VR2 Charging Station Headset Stand

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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Description

Compact stand design to store/display the headset with the official Playstation VR2 Sense Controller Charging Station (https://direct.playstation.com/en-us/buy-accessories/playstation-vr2-sense-controller-charging-station?smcid=pdc:us-en:web-pdc-ps-vr2:textblock-Buy%20now).

 

Printed with eSun Pla+ Black which matches fairly well to the charging station.  Minimal supports are required and already set up in the print profile.

 

Requires 4 m3x8-10mm screws and suitable glue for your material.

 

Assembly

  1. Glue the two ends on the central support structure (reference the CAD rendering for this).  
  2. Set the charging station into the base, making sure the cutout is to the back where the cord plugs in.
  3. Screw the support piece to the base using 2 m3 screws. The arrow on the bottom of the support should be pointed toward the front of the charger.
    1. Note that the support piece and headset rest are backward in the CAD file image and should be attached so that the higher part of the top piece faces away from the cord cutout in the base.
    2. When fully secure there should be a small amount of wiggle room between the print and the charger, but they will now move together without separating when you need to move the setup around.
  4. Attach the headset rest to the top of the support column using the other two m3 screws.  The taller rounded-over wall goes toward the front.

I recommend extending the lenses out before setting the headset down or the facial interface may push around the controllers.

 

Update v1.1: Tigher tolerances on symbol piece ends.

Comment & Rating (14)

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Printed perfectly. Assembly was simple and secure. Integrating the OEM charging stand was brilliant. I would recommend a tighter tolerance on the 2 ends of the middle section. There was so much room in the cavities that even using gel super glue still left gaps, making me question durability and longevity of the bond. Awesome print otherwise and definitely cleaned up the space nice.👌
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Thanks for the feedback, I'll update the tolerances. I definitely noticed it more on the top piece on my print but wasn't sure if it was just different printing conditions since that piece went through more iterations so good to have confirmation.
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printed nicely with no modifications, great design, looks good and functions well for the spot I needed it for.
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fantástico
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Thanks. Great design. I like it since it's very compact compared to others. There goes Boos for You :)
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Really great model. Thank you very much.
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Top print and everything fits very precisely
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