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Zenni Quest 3 Lens Adapter for Steam Frame

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These will allow you to use Quest 3 Prescription Lenses with your Steam Frame

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After receiving my Steam Frame, I realized my glasses don't fit too good in it. But I had an idea, I could try to get the Zenni Presciption Lenses For Quest 3 (something I accidentally bought when trying to order them for my Quest 2) to fit into the Steam Frame. While I did not find any direct Adapters, I did find Anonymous Hermit's design. This gave me a good starting point for the dimensions of the Steam Frame lenses. 

From there I popped out the Zenni Lens from its original plastic framing, and traced it out to bring its dimensions into 3DS Max. A few iterations later, I had my design.

Warning: You may destroy the original framing for your quest 3 prescription lenses trying to pop them out, only attempt this at own risk.

Additionally I used roughly 7mm strips of a 3.5mm wide rubber band which I super glued into the three indents at the corners of these adapters. This helped with securing them onto the Steam Frame optical interface.

One last note, while they do provide better clarity for me when using the device, they do stick out quite a bit from the original interface. Even with the Frame's spacer installed, the right one hits my eyebrow, and they both hit my nose a bit, your experience may vary.

I'm also hoping that my design does not mess with the Frame's eye tracking cameras.

EDIT: Per Meepowski's comment, I removed some geometry to hopefully allow the IR Eye tracking cameras to continue functioning. I did not test if this works.  Flingers crossed.

EDIT 2: I forgot to mention that the lenses get pushed in from the inside, as the inner retaining edge has a fillet.

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