PSVR2 Replacement Facial Interface with optional integrated top-strap

(If you find any of my models for sale online (ebay, amazon, etc) it is not me, i do not sell prints; especially not at those insane prices. They are all listed as non-commercial works. I do not have a patreon or kofi or any donation platform. These models are only listed here on printables, for free, for you to print or use a print service like PCBway or JLCPCB, or your friends.)

Summary:

• A lightweight, super thin, replacement facial interface for the PSVR2.

• The design is as close to the lenses as is possible, Every user can achieve the max FOV possible.

• Weight: 28 grams vs 62g on the lonny-k model (including their top strap adapter and slide mount)

• No screw pull-out issues as the design clips in instead. 

2 versions are included:

• Version with top-strap intended for users who have vive DAS conversion

• Version without that is compatible with the original slide mechanism and halo strap. 

What you need:

• Facial interface of your choice

  • I suggest a vive pro style VR cover 12mm+ thick pad such as:

    • https://www.amazon.com/Sponge-Breathable-Replacement-Headset-Leather/dp/B06XCP7FJX?crid=3U8QXAC3DGZN3&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.54Sw3euLVvnyE2spujDAtsinJ0eIcg7epUPElc8PCPyXk7PzwGoqa0P38lqcN41jRozUVKXdEr3PF475aq1sffZRLmrJjOqTe26tEOXlu20Pq53xu51My1Z-SwtiW2DtX19DJjekH9nq4Xqmg38mBy2HZOBmav6zCPP7egKDHfiGPpmGsilQm4-EzxkjhXyeq66H8jwJxdra59P2JcnuaAfXc1vunfnMK7Wv9uZ5ohM.kO9gRcxn3fUH8HtH4V25B3FYrzBG_oQ3J12D9fFwA_M&dib_tag=se&keywords=vive%2Bpro%2Bfacial%2Binterface&qid=1765148153&sprefix=vive%2Bpro%2Bfacial%2Binterface%2Caps%2C115&sr=8-4&th=1

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• Hot glue or Velcro pads

  • To attach the facial interface

How to use?

• If you are using a vive das and want to use the integrated topstrap mount version, first remove the slide mechanism via the 4 screws visible from the top of the assembly. 

  • You can unclip the black housing near the fan exhaust by pulling up and access the 2 hidden screws without fully assembling the headset. 

• Remove the 4 screws holding the original facial interface in and remove it. 

• Attach your facial interface to the frame using hot glue or velcro sticky pads

• Clip the interface frame into place on the headset

How to print:

• This works fine; all the walls are very thin, 50% infill is suggested for the few areas that are thicker. 

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Update:

• Add 2 new versions to cover a wider range of users and glasses wearers: 

  • 5mm thicker version

  • 10mm thicker version

Update 2:

• Add 3 new versions

  • 7mm thicker version

  • 15mm thicker version

  • 20mm thicker version