Hello folks,

I've been using the Sturdy Meta Quest 3 mount (Link) for some time and it's an amazing design! However, some things bothered me:

• The "spring" mechanism didn't provide enough pressure to keep the headphones firmly on the ears.
• The sliding mechanism was not smooth, often skipping snapping points.
• There is a risk of the headphone adapter breaking, but it required reprinting the entire arm.
• The sliding mechanism had limited adjustment distance.
• The mount was loose on the Quest's strap, necessitating additional tape for a secure fit.

To address these problems, I designed my own variant to enhance the experience, making it as seamless and smooth as possible:

• A rubber band mechanism ensures consistent ear pressure and snaps back to the idle position.
• Smooth sliding mechanism for easy positional adjustments.
• Modular headphone adapter, allowing for easy replacement in case of failure.
• The strap mount has been tightened for a secure fit without extra tinkering.

The .3mf file includes everything needed for two sets.

Additional Required Parts:

• 2x M3x14mm rounded head screws.
• 8x M2x6mm hex socket head bolts.
• Small rubber bands, like those "Rainbow Loom" bands. Adjust the amount and size according to your preferred pressure force.
• Drivers from the Koss KSC75 (recommended) or Koss Porta Pro

Building Instructions:

• Simply snap everything together and insert the screws into the corresponding holes. The process is quite straightforward. Refer to the images as a guide. I've also made a video to demonstrate the build process and make it easier for everyone. You can find it here:

Printing Instructions:

• Default settings. Use tree support for the clips.
• I've used PETG but anything like PLA is fine.

I have the elite strap and thus it's made for that. For other straps some editing to the clip might be necessary.

If you have any feedback, let me now!

Have a great day!