Pimax Dream Air - Facial Interface - Bottom Gap - Cable Clip - Mounting Holes - Vive DAS Strap Loop

This is a facial interface for the Pimax Dream Air that has been remixed from several other users. I then added a cable clip on the left top side of the interface. I am using a USB-C to 3.5mm audio Adapter from U-green and I wanted the cable clip to help secure this cable from flopping around.

Lastly, I also added screw holes into the top side the interface. These screw holes are simply cylinders in the files that in your slicer you should be able to set them as “negative parts”. This means the cylinders become “negative” space that your 3D printer will not print. If you don't want the screw holes you can just delete the cylinder objects. To secure the top side of the facial interface to the Dream Air unit I used M2x8 screws. I felt that the interface can come off easily with or without the DAS loop so the addition of the screws lock it in pretty well. I also wanted to lock it in so that I didn't put any strain on the USB-C port by bending/stressing the USB-C Audio adapter.

I printed this with a Bambu P2S. I followed ZeeFlyBoy's printing recommendation of rotating the interface 130 degrees, printing with 0.16 layers and adding support threshold at 40.

I may make revisions to this and I'll post it here once tested. I don't love how the screw holes intersect with the top clip and I'd like to work on creating a better recess here. Likewise I'd be interested in making a version that is fully closed at the bottom just to have it available.

I, for now, am using an older facial interface leather pad that I trimmed to fit. I have a StudioForm kit on order that should be delivered soon.

The screws come from the screw kit here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DCZJG2GM?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

The Ugreen Audio Adapter is here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B094DH7CB8?th=1