Tundra Mount for Steam Frame Ergo Head Strap
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Mount a Tundra or Vive tracker on the ergo head strap for the Steam Frame!
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Mount a Tundra or Vive tracker on the ergo head strap for the Steam Frame!
Instead of weighing down the front of the headset, or putting it on the battery (making it impossible to lean back and/or avoid occlusion), I wanted to mount my tracker somewhere all of my base stations could be seen and still be relatively stable.
The mount slides on easily and locks into place, both with friction and the two "wings". The base is contoured to (hopefully) your skull to prevent wobbling or discomfort, but if you're unsure or have no hair where it rests I would recommend a thin layer of felt on the bottom to keep it comfortable. I didn't need it, and the other two heads I tested it on were shaved and said it was fine, but YMMV.
The bolt is a standard 1/4-20 camera bolt. The Tundra tracker's threading is unusually shallow, so make sure the shank isn't too long. Vive trackers shouldn't have much of a problem. I used one from a Peak Design base plate I had lying around.
For the purposes of continuous calibration, we noticed no issues with casual use (FBT in VRChat). I have no idea what "rigorous activity" will do but if you need that, then maybe consider any of the other directly-coupled mounts on this site.
Tested in PLA and PETG using 3 perimeters and 15% infill. Used tree supports and brim.