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Wallmounted Index controller holder + charger

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Hello its been awhile.

this was actually made around a year ago (sorry for not uploading) but wasn't thinking about uploading it until recently and gives me the added bonus of know if it destroys the usb c port on the controller (these are literally the second most unrepeatable part of the controller besides the plastic and the trigger or mainboard.).

I was honestly surprised the first iteration of this model worked as well the way it looks. It really felt to me at the time that it didn't cover enough of the controller to properly support it.

Anyways this uses 3 drywall screws to secure to a wall or any other screw that fits. Uses the default charging cables so no need to but new ones, and get the suckers off the nearest desk and presents them pretty nicely if I do say so myself.

A small heads up. I don't know if I changed the tolerance on the holes that hold the usb c end of the charging cables. On my printer the holes where too small and I forced it in completely and now cannot get them out. So please keep that in mind. I have included the fusion file for modifying connivance in this case.

To get the usb c cable in that the usb c end and thread it though the bottom to the top and then slide it over to the side and press it down in the hole. If its too tight I'd recommend either cleaning up the hole with a hobby knife (please be careful its easy to cut yourself with slipping the knife due to how tough plastic can be), or reprinting with edited tolerances.

For printing the included orientation is recommended but if the files gets rotated please refer to the image included.

Supports are not recommended for the holes due to getting the support actually out.

From my print I cant remember exactly what I used but it was most likely 20% infill and 3 perimeter shells and top and bottom layers at 0.2 or 0.3 layer height.

 

Anyways have as good day hope this helps!

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