X-Box Wireless Headset Repair Kit
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Parts designed for repairs to a few issues that crop up with the X-Box Wireless Headset
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X Box Wireless Headset Repair Kit
Dependent upon what you need to fix, mix and match the items in this kit.
In my case, the side cup fell off a while back and my son just lived with it until he came to me having snapped the entire earcup from the headband.
I tried to repair it with JB Weld but holding it in place to set was next to impossible. The solution was to print a band to hold it all together. I could then use JB Weld which should hold forever.
Whilst this was all setting, it occurred to me that I could print an earcup cover and small lever to control the volume. Hence the rest of the kit was born. With the ear cup cover being a friction fit over the band I already made to hold everything together.
If you just want to repair a broken ear-cup, you won’t need the band but you will need to play around with the dimensions of the cover in your slicer. Similarly with the repair/glue band, you’ll need a few tweaks and test prints to get the size right. The range should be an internal diameter of 71-74mm.
The lever is just a push fit on the volume control, and it’s then held in place by the earcup.
I opted for a fixed earcup because it's a volume knob for goodness sakes! Making it a weak point just so it's cool was a design error in my view. These things fall off pretty much without fail for everyone eventually. So, my fixed version should prevent a similar issue in the future.
All in all, this is one of my favourite fixes to date!
I assume this will also work for the right hand cup if required.
Printing – nothing special, just bog standard settings, PLA.