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Oculus Quest 2 Koss KCS75 Headphone Mount for BoboVR M2 with servicable clips
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Stuff you will need:
- Two M3x4 (@5mm) Heat Inserts (Goes into the holders)
- Two M3x6mm screws (Secures holders to the L-Ears) M3x8mm works too.
- (Optional) Two M3x20mm Screws
- (Optional) Two M3 Nuts
How to Print it:
- The L-Ears can be printed in PETG+ or PLA, your call. I used ASA. 15% infill, Gyroid.
- Add supports in the screw hole.
- Copy-paste it to your favorite slicer and mirror it. Print flat side down.

- The holders absolutely need to be printed in PETG/PETG+, 100% infill, (or +4 wall), add supports in the hole…
Be sure to print a few extras as they can get deformed or crack easily. Then you'll have spares. I used clear PETG+ in accordance to @Rygar1432_36648's awesome guide. I recommend it as the holder will be super strong. Print with the forks pointing up. - Print a jiggy. Trust me on this, it'll save your fingers later. Doesn't matter material, just print at least one. I recommend printing with the holders.
- (Optional) Pin can be printed in PETG+ or PLA, same setting as the holders.
How to Assemble:
- Get your jiggy, and plop a holder on, forks facing up.

- Insert a 1.5mm allen key or similar into the middle to eject the support. Toss the support, do not eat it.

- Place the holder into the jiggy, forks facing down, and give it a heat insert until flush

- Plop a Koss driver into the holder

- Use the 1.5mm allen key to eject the support from the L-Ear
- Assemble the mounting hardware from the links below
- Insert a M3x6mm screw into the L-Ear and attach a holder with headphone driver.

- (optional) If you're like me and don't have a M5x20 screw, but have M3's, you can create your own M5. Print the bolt body, insert a M3 nut. Then thread the M3x20 into it. Et Voila, free M5x20 security pin.
This kit is to be used in addition to @FortinMike's hardware. Or the mounting system by @DWO_261266. Great designs guys.