How to 3D print an adapter for your existing BoboVR Headstrap for the Meta Quest 3

[@nickgillam3897]

Thanks for the video. I just printed this myself. PLA+ 101% scale. 100% infill. 0.2mm layer height. Worked out a little loose straight off the printer. But a tiny bit of heat with a heat gun allowed it to mould to the shape needed and shrink into place really well. Just don't OVERHEAT when trying to soften it up.

[@JuliaKendrick]

Such a well done and informative video! Thank you!

[@VRMomJessa]

Glad it was helpful!

[@CarnisChampion]

I am gonna get the new one when it releases but while I wait I will test these with my old head strap (noname variant)

[@MobileDecay]

You could probably leave it on the heated bed if you don't have a heat gun or bend it as soon as you remove it from the bed.

[@danshop]

how's the forehead support? can you still adjust it? i want to be as close as possible to the lence. I'm think of doing this route and buy the BOBOVR M2 Pro Battery Pack Head Strap. thanks for the video!

[@VRMomJessa]

Mine fits my face nicely. Similar to before. I can see out the nose piece below my face. I assume that's why there is less fogging (or the shape of my face)

[@nickgb2539]

Hi great video can you please upload your double print upside down stl file please i can't get my file to flip it

[@nickgb2539]

Got it to do it thanks for info 😊

[@bamboo8750]

Can u use it with the M1?

[@VRMomJessa]

Probably not. The printable file says M2 specifically.

[@bamboo8750]

@@VRMomJessa Ah, OK thank you!

[@VRMomJessa]

You might be able to find an M1 file and use similar approach (or buy a more flexible filament).