All the parts were designed with FDM 3D-Printing in mind, without requiring any printing support. The case has a snap-fitting lid design that snaps into place without the need for any screws or adhesive. The case currently supports two types of batteries, and a single IMU type at the moment. (Support for different IMUs and extensions is in the works)
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TP4056 ( Type-C )
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Wemos D1 Mini
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IMU
- MPU6050
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Battery
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804040 Battery
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Nokia BP-5M Battery
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Switches
- SS12D00G3
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Straps
- 40mm Elastic Straps
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804040 Battery
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BP-5M Nokia Battery
Ideally, you should mix between soldering under, and over the tray while making use of the cutout on the tray to clean up and tuck any extra wiring. Another not recommended, but challenging method, especially for beginners is to hide all the wiring under the tray and go for a complete "clean look" with all the wires hidden as shown above in the second picture, but that is highly not recommended.
The IMU will be mounted over the battery, which could cause shorts. It's recommended to put a piece of electric tape over the part of the battery that is under the IMU, or use liquid electrical tape to insulate the battery from the IMU. The tray also has a modular design that allows wires to be routed either under or over the tray, with cutouts to allow easy access to all the components.
If you experience any problems or have questions/suggestions, feel free to contact me through the official Slime VR Discord, I'm @Tom Yum#0069. If you want to help out with the project or want to make a version for a different set of hardware, you're more than welcome to send it over or do a merge request!
This project is licensed under the MIT license.
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