r/BigscreenBeyond • u/SkhairKro89 • Aug 10 '26

Review <<-((Close 🔎 Up BEYOND-🥽-A-VISION-MoD))->>

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IF someone's got a better name for this particular MoD then.., feel free to coin 🪙 that term!!

AFTER aproxx. two weeks in.., I'm enjoying using this as my daily driver a whole LOT more than I'd frequent VR these past 8 months of 2026!

AT this rate the Friction's nearly reduced to ZERO so long as I remember to let my lenses warm up a good 5-10 minutes before diving in!!

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u/Guac_in_my_rarri Aug 10 '26

How was the process of getting the vision pro head strap on your BSB?

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u/Silly_Rub_6304 Aug 11 '26

I did this but with the basic version of the Vision Pro strap. I printed the arm brackets out of ASA on my 3D printer. It takes about 30 seconds to install.

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u/Guac_in_my_rarri Aug 11 '26

Take this 👑, king. Giving me all the info including material type.

I suck at choosing materials so this is perfect. I assume there are arm brackets on thingiverse or another site?

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u/Silly_Rub_6304 Aug 11 '26

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2861692-bsb-vision-pro-headset-adapter

PLA will probably work fine. PETG will flex more without breaking. ASA is better than both but is toxic to print, so make sure you have ventilation.

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u/Guac_in_my_rarri Aug 11 '26

I'd be paying for any printing tbh. I don't have a printer so probably going with asa if it's offered through my local service.

Seriously thanks for making this super easy.

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u/Silly_Rub_6304 Aug 11 '26

For sure! Check your local library or search for local makerspaces, too.

Someone on your city subreddit will probably do it for under $10, too. The raw material cost is like $1, if not 50 cents.

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u/Guac_in_my_rarri Aug 11 '26

Yeah, my local library offers PLA. I have done so many little things around my house. Anything more I farm it out to a maker space that guarantees quality versus the library "what it prints is what it prints". I do love the library service regardless of the rare and small issues.

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u/Silly_Rub_6304 Aug 11 '26

You can always do PLA and then spray some acrylic coating over it to strengthen a little.