@@squidip3591 dang I should have said - I've git a quest 2 and the crontollers fit nicely, even after I put extra grips on they fit nicely. You should he fine with other headsets too.
dude! im brand new at VR and was thinking they had to make stocks but theyre so expensive after buying the system and games lol. this is cheap and looks like it works well! thank you so much! cant wait to run to the store tomorrow and build my own!
i took a metal handle for a mini vaccum and hot glued magnets to it and the top cent of my controllers after trying this way my aim was always too high cause im aiming with the stock(which is below the controllers)
Two Years later and you're still helping people. I'm gonna go to my local hardware store in the next week and try my hand at building one of these. The last thing I wanna do is spend $200 on a "Good" one and realize it did nothing for me. Thanks man!
If you're ok with using etsy (or the creator of the stock's website) there's a Really cool one I saw thats 80 usd, its made of carbon fiber and has a magnet in the center of the stock so you could separate it and put it together instantly rather squeeze or connect the controllers in every time like some other stocks If you are interested reply to this comment and I'll try to find the link to the seller they have 4-5 stars iirc
Just made mine yesterday works great and was under 20$ thanks for the idea strongly recommended over spending 100$ on a real one unless you have the monet
I actually made one of these at work. I am in a plumbing wholesaler and one of the other nerds I work with told me I could copy his build for a stock. I used 1-1/4 fittings and pipe, worked out great. Looks exactly like your original one since I added the L at the bottom of the stock just for looks. I’m working on a cool design to paint on it or something next. I did use 2” fittings at first but it gets heavy. So if you’re building one, just remember the bigger the fittings and pipe, the more exhaustive it is after playing a couple hours.
Thanks for the upload! I just made one cause it looked so easy to do! I also want to add that you can heat up the pvc over a stove and shape it with some oven mitts. I made the openings for the controllers into ovals so it would be just big enough so it would hold the grab button down so i can just carry the gunstock itself. It aligns the controllers to face forward as well.
This helps a lot. My hands shake like crazy and I couldn't afford a stock so I made this and it worked really well. I'm trying to main snipping on onward so this definitely helps my aim. Thanks
Found this video today and went out and made it, fits the quest 3 controllers nicely, and can already see a difference, only tryed it on contractors so far but well worth it, looking forward to trying it with ghosts of tabour, I’d say use screws to secure it all together once your happy with it as it’s pretty sturdy it did move a little before it was screwed together, for the price though you can’t go wrong, stuff paying £60+ when you can build this in less then 10mins, My guy you are the real mvp for this guide!!!
@@JustDave_GG yeah it’s a little bit of a firm squeeze or you can take the plastic rings off, and they fit a little easier but tend to slide up and down a little bit.
@@brainlessfudge15 just ordered some grips with make the controllers a little fatter so likely a good option. Thanks. Will attempt this at the weekend :)
You can use the strap and loop it around your back and shoulder and connect it to the controller strap. Honestly just the tension does enough, and you don't have to deal with like -any- of the downsides of the gunstock part. I've used both and the gunstock was only SLIGHTLY more steady; but not enough to even be worth bothering with.
Been looking for stocks and this build looks the best and the most simple. Was looking at a protube at its 150 euros I think that is crazy expensive. Thanks building one tonight!
Suggestion, I noticed that the sling just gets in my way since you place the controller on top instead of bellow(would probably be annoying on a real rifle too probably) so simply made it go straight trough the shoulder Y joint and have a one point sling. Its just sooooo much better!
@@IcarusAO not really..it was good for a few games it definitely stabilized my aim but then I just went and bought some PVC and followed your instructions, your version is way more stable, although the only customization I might make to your version is that I might try to make a magnet style connection for the reloading hand, I find taking the controller in and out quite tricky during reloading. I might try to cut away the side of the PVC and attach magnets....but thanks again mate!
Holy shit. This is going to be a Christmas gift/project for myself, son and brother in law when he flys in for the holidays! We all tinker and enjoy vr quite a bit. (Understandable about quality etc of actual stocks... This looks fun and functional, since we have no stocks at this point)
That's great! So the long pip I got was 2m long - definitely enough to make one for all 3 of you, assuming yours is the same length. And it does work well. It slows reloading down by like a second, but it helps it feel wayyy more immersive. Let me know how you get on :)
@@IcarusAO got em all set! Enough for 4 stocks! Tested one sans strap (waiting for Xmas to finalize) - does the front strap ever get in the way of the front controller? Trying to think if a right angle joint on the front would help, but haven't been able to use it to test (until the son makes his, still keeping it all secret) So excited for this! While clunky (completely expected) just doing target practice in Onward was a world of difference. Many thanks once again!
@@PapaBPoppin it can get in the way a little bit, but as long as the strap is exiting out if the very front of the tube, and not one of the holes you put a controller in, you'll be fine. Thanks for keeping in touch! I found it really helped with my potato aim. Really hope you guys all have fun together! I'm still hoping some of my friends and family get their own headset so I can play with them. Merry Christmas!
@@IcarusAO A. They work great (for being a cheap diy hold-over... And a good way to feel what a true stock can do!) Many thanks for the great vid and idea! B. Putting another 'buttstock" on the front (rotate the splitter to have a hole up and down allows for easier grabbing with the front hand AND, Threading the strap thru the TOP of the butt stock and the BOTTOM of the front barrel completely removes the chance of catching the strap with the controller! Strap comes out of top of butt stock, over shoulder and under the piping to the underside of the front! Easy release and drop when not needed and no straps in the way while remounting
dude this is awesome. i actually work for one of these stores (not naming it for privacy) and i get discount on this stuff too so gonna make one myself. its the only annoying thing about vr gun games because in airsoft etc you hold the guns like you would real ones and you get recoil control etc. in vr my hands keep shaking and moving because there is no counter weight. cheers!
awesome - obviously VR will never be a replacement for real hobbies like airsoft, but they do a damn good job - I'm guessing you play Onward? that's great for that
That's pretty good. It's been a little frustrating because I have some experience with the real thing, and it's hard to get that quick target to target transition with accuracy.
this is the same thing i was thinking about.. however i plan to use a slightly thinner pipe on the last half so the last T can slide.. for when its a shotgun.
great video, I was about to drop $200 on a gunstock. Now I will do this build! Do you just place your controllers in your hands and hold the stock at the same time, if you could do a video showing how you hold it with the controllers would be awesome, I am going to try to install some magnets as well possibly. I am using psvr2. Thanks for the upload!
Bloody thanks for the idea I was cringing at how horribly expensive the other proper ones are and my hands shake like a Siberian resident in winter so thanks a lot 😂
Just subscribe because this bloke is a bloody legend. Been trying to figure out if i should fork out for even a mid range one. Fuck that I'll be making this bad boy tomorrow. Shout out from down under mate.
I couldn't find a video of you using this. I was curious about how well the controllers sit in the T junction and if it's semi secure. I understand that most of your grip force is on the t junction, but I was curious. I'm planning to try this soon.
@@jxke612 I tried this, I heated mine and shaped it with the controllers. VR stocks suck, though. Because all games have different gripping points. So I just use virtual stock and play with the controllers.
@S1eps It's totally no problem at all, I have a VR break and I think I skip the Quest 3 as well and wait for a wireless headset with both eyetracking, facetrackimg and a wide FOV 😀 Thanks for the answer 😊
@@IcarusAO no friend. I bought a 3d impression of noobtube. When some pieces broked, y reinforced with DIY pieces like iron plates and screws but nothing like your idea. Thanks for sharing.
I am late to this party, but they do make PVC pipe adhesive mate. I wouldn't put screws in it. more than likely it will just strip out really bad. I would just glue it together. I may even try this myself. I have been playing a lot of Ghost Of Tabor, and that might be an easy way to pull controllers for faster looting.
Thanks dude - I'm sure one day I will upgrade to a shop one, so by now it probably would have been a good investment... but for now it's still doing me just fine. How is your one? Any good?
@@IcarusAO I wasn´t able to get the accept same stuff like u but very close, for like 11€ I hot glued the parts and it´s done now. Had some trouble with the grip, it released the weapon couple times but, more hot glue fixed it. I need some adjustments and training but it works! It really worth a try for that money, again big thanks 👌
Yeah I should have shown that. You have to hold them in place with both the controller and the grip in your hand at once. It sounds uncomfortable but it's surprisingly not
@@IcarusAO just built it mate it works so well, the only thing I did differently is I taped the t junctions because the we're quite sharp and uncomfortable at first
Im a 11 year old kid, and now, my diy vr gunstock is literally just a winchester gun toy, no holding cups or anything, i just hold both the gun and controllers in my hands, and it works suprisingly well for what it is, lmao.
@@IcarusAO yep, altough it has really bad controller alignment so i have to hold the stock on my chest to aim properly, and my fingers start to hurt after a while because of the way i have to hold it, so ill try to get a actual vr gunstock. also i saw a guy with a "gunstock" made from simple strings somewhere on yt.
Yeah a few people called me out on that. My bad. The controller handles slide into the tops and you kind of hold both the controller and the handle at the same time. Sounds awkward, but it's actually surprisingly natural.
I went to my local hardware store and I went to the plumbing isle to find out the long pipe he had with same measurements was 9.99. Then I went looking for the T junctions 5.99 FOR 1!!! Then the ribbon or whatever cost 1.24 a letter so another for dollars,this would be like 35 bucks.
@@IcarusAO It was LOWES hardwear store and yes it was pbc piping, I don’t know what was up with it either it was SUPER expensive, any other places I should try? I live in Pennsylvania just so you know.
This stock has a very huge downside: it is VERY slow to use compared to commercial stocks as you kinda need to squish the controllers inside the tube every time you want to do something and then fiddle with them. Not to mention that the grip will be different every time so the consistency is terrible
It's not ideal. Generally it's good for Onward, where I'm holding the gun slow and steady for long periods of time. I wouldn't wanna use it for anything fast paced. It's good st what it does, but definitely not as good as a proper one. Depends if your budget can allow for it.
I did some modifications to mine, basically cut holes in the sides at an angle so I can insert and remove the controllers much faster, however this does come at the cost of even worse consistency. After some practice though it is not terrible and definitely way better than no stock at all.
I've since changed my TH-cam name, so the title at the start of the video is my old name.
hey quick question what headset/controllers you got and how well do the controllers fit
@@squidip3591 dang I should have said - I've git a quest 2 and the crontollers fit nicely, even after I put extra grips on they fit nicely. You should he fine with other headsets too.
@@IcarusAO thank you
@@IcarusAO made mine today it’s amazing thank you
@@squidip3591 that's great! Thanks for letting me know. Makes it all worth it.
i respect using the office chair as a workbench. done like a true chad
Haha if anything it's a testament to how easy the pipe is to saw through. Thanks for watching dude.
dude! im brand new at VR and was thinking they had to make stocks but theyre so expensive after buying the system and games lol. this is cheap and looks like it works well! thank you so much! cant wait to run to the store tomorrow and build my own!
You're welcome dude. I still use it. Haven't felt the need to upgrade to a manufactured one.
i took a metal handle for a mini vaccum and hot glued magnets to it and the top cent of my controllers after trying this way my aim was always too high cause im aiming with the stock(which is below the controllers)
Two Years later and you're still helping people.
I'm gonna go to my local hardware store in the next week and try my hand at building one of these.
The last thing I wanna do is spend $200 on a "Good" one and realize it did nothing for me.
Thanks man!
If you're ok with using etsy (or the creator of the stock's website) there's a
Really cool one I saw thats 80 usd, its made of carbon fiber and has a magnet in the center of the stock so you could separate it and put it together instantly rather squeeze or connect the controllers in every time like some other stocks
If you are interested reply to this comment and I'll try to find the link to the seller they have 4-5 stars iirc
Can you demo how you hold the controllers with it? Just made one but I’m still preferring controller only.
Does the controller sit or slip out for you?
Just made mine yesterday works great and was under 20$ thanks for the idea strongly recommended over spending 100$ on a real one unless you have the monet
Ah man glad I could help! Thanks for letting me know. Hope it works well for you!
How do you reload?
@@UniteUplift you out the mag in the gun
@@luucid5734 that doesn’t help at all.
@@luucid5734 👎🏻
I actually made one of these at work. I am in a plumbing wholesaler and one of the other nerds I work with told me I could copy his build for a stock. I used 1-1/4 fittings and pipe, worked out great. Looks exactly like your original one since I added the L at the bottom of the stock just for looks. I’m working on a cool design to paint on it or something next. I did use 2” fittings at first but it gets heavy. So if you’re building one, just remember the bigger the fittings and pipe, the more exhaustive it is after playing a couple hours.
Thanks for the upload! I just made one cause it looked so easy to do! I also want to add that you can heat up the pvc over a stove and shape it with some oven mitts. I made the openings for the controllers into ovals so it would be just big enough so it would hold the grab button down so i can just carry the gunstock itself. It aligns the controllers to face forward as well.
This is really clever -great idea to mould it a bit more precisely. Good work!
This helps a lot. My hands shake like crazy and I couldn't afford a stock so I made this and it worked really well. I'm trying to main snipping on onward so this definitely helps my aim. Thanks
It's definitely slower to react that those who play without a stock, but I still prefer using it for immersion. It feels so much better.
I rarely like vids on TH-cam, but this is very creative… well played, that man! Thank you!!
Found this video today and went out and made it, fits the quest 3 controllers nicely, and can already see a difference, only tryed it on contractors so far but well worth it, looking forward to trying it with ghosts of tabour, I’d say use screws to secure it all together once your happy with it as it’s pretty sturdy it did move a little before it was screwed together, for the price though you can’t go wrong, stuff paying £60+ when you can build this in less then 10mins, My guy you are the real mvp for this guide!!!
Do the controllers just slide into the holes?
@@JustDave_GG yeah it’s a little bit of a firm squeeze or you can take the plastic rings off, and they fit a little easier but tend to slide up and down a little bit.
@@brainlessfudge15 just ordered some grips with make the controllers a little fatter so likely a good option. Thanks. Will attempt this at the weekend :)
You can use the strap and loop it around your back and shoulder and connect it to the controller strap. Honestly just the tension does enough, and you don't have to deal with like -any- of the downsides of the gunstock part. I've used both and the gunstock was only SLIGHTLY more steady; but not enough to even be worth bothering with.
Been looking for stocks and this build looks the best and the most simple. Was looking at a protube at its 150 euros I think that is crazy expensive.
Thanks building one tonight!
You're welcome - let me know how it goes! I still have mine and have no plans to upgrade
Suggestion, I noticed that the sling just gets in my way since you place the controller on top instead of bellow(would probably be annoying on a real rifle too probably) so simply made it go straight trough the shoulder Y joint and have a one point sling. Its just sooooo much better!
Ah never thought of that. Good shout!
I just made one of these stocks and I actually do decent in Pavlov now! I also can use sniper rifles for the first time. Thanks for the tutorial.
thanks mate
I was improvising with the rubber from a pair of swimming goggles, it works enough to get tension between the controllers that helps aim.
Interesting. Does it work?
@@IcarusAO not really..it was good for a few games it definitely stabilized my aim but then I just went and bought some PVC and followed your instructions,
your version is way more stable, although the only customization I might make to your version is that I might try to make a magnet style connection for the reloading hand, I find taking the controller in and out quite tricky during reloading.
I might try to cut away the side of the PVC and attach magnets....but thanks again mate!
cool idea thank you for the upload! gonna try this out
Holy shit. This is going to be a Christmas gift/project for myself, son and brother in law when he flys in for the holidays! We all tinker and enjoy vr quite a bit. (Understandable about quality etc of actual stocks... This looks fun and functional, since we have no stocks at this point)
That's great! So the long pip I got was 2m long - definitely enough to make one for all 3 of you, assuming yours is the same length. And it does work well. It slows reloading down by like a second, but it helps it feel wayyy more immersive.
Let me know how you get on :)
@@IcarusAO got em all set! Enough for 4 stocks! Tested one sans strap (waiting for Xmas to finalize) - does the front strap ever get in the way of the front controller?
Trying to think if a right angle joint on the front would help, but haven't been able to use it to test (until the son makes his, still keeping it all secret)
So excited for this! While clunky (completely expected) just doing target practice in Onward was a world of difference. Many thanks once again!
@@PapaBPoppin it can get in the way a little bit, but as long as the strap is exiting out if the very front of the tube, and not one of the holes you put a controller in, you'll be fine.
Thanks for keeping in touch! I found it really helped with my potato aim. Really hope you guys all have fun together! I'm still hoping some of my friends and family get their own headset so I can play with them.
Merry Christmas!
@@IcarusAO A. They work great (for being a cheap diy hold-over... And a good way to feel what a true stock can do!) Many thanks for the great vid and idea!
B. Putting another 'buttstock" on the front (rotate the splitter to have a hole up and down allows for easier grabbing with the front hand AND, Threading the strap thru the TOP of the butt stock and the BOTTOM of the front barrel completely removes the chance of catching the strap with the controller!
Strap comes out of top of butt stock, over shoulder and under the piping to the underside of the front! Easy release and drop when not needed and no straps in the way while remounting
@@PapaBPoppin good idea! Never thought of that.
Dude You save my day. Very Clever!! I definitely copy this idea and make my gunstock!!! Thank You pal!
dude this is awesome. i actually work for one of these stores (not naming it for privacy) and i get discount on this stuff too so gonna make one myself. its the only annoying thing about vr gun games because in airsoft etc you hold the guns like you would real ones and you get recoil control etc. in vr my hands keep shaking and moving because there is no counter weight. cheers!
awesome - obviously VR will never be a replacement for real hobbies like airsoft, but they do a damn good job - I'm guessing you play Onward? that's great for that
thats so awesome. I actually thought you bought it when you first showed it. I'll probably make this
for the gunstock length problem you could use a smaller pvc tube and a O ring at the end so there is some friction and you could slide it in and out.
That's pretty good. It's been a little frustrating because I have some experience with the real thing, and it's hard to get that quick target to target transition with accuracy.
I subscribed at 'I recommend you use something other than a swivel chair' 🤣 good job pal. 👍
Thank you! It definitely wasn't a replacement for a black & decker workmate, but it did the job 🤣
Thank you, for some reason gun stocks are SO EXPENSIVE. But clearly we see here it's relatively cheap and easy to make your own.
i was gonna buy a gunstock because im new to vr but they were too expencive this helps lots and your mesurments were perfect from me. +1 sub :)
Means a lot! Thanks. And glad I could help!
Holy crap dude. Thanks for the help. Without the stock my gun shakes like I’m having a seizure
What a video mate! If it works it works! I’ll be taking a trip to my local B&Q to give this a bash! Thank you so much £8 and not spending £50+.
You're welcome! Made mine a year ago and I still use it every time I play a shooter 🔫
Great help this is mate. Also the Meta community on Facebook is loving your idea. ✋🏼
this is the same thing i was thinking about.. however i plan to use a slightly thinner pipe on the last half so the last T can slide.. for when its a shotgun.
Looks good, would be good if you could show a video of you actually using it. Cheers!
The controllers just slide out???
great video, I was about to drop $200 on a gunstock. Now I will do this build! Do you just place your controllers in your hands and hold the stock at the same time, if you could do a video showing how you hold it with the controllers would be awesome, I am going to try to install some magnets as well possibly. I am using psvr2. Thanks for the upload!
What is the T junction piece called?
3:04 😂
Great video, thanks! Might have to make one of these
Thank you dude! Let me know if you do make one. It'll be nice to know I helped someone with my video!
Bloody thanks for the idea I was cringing at how horribly expensive the other proper ones are and my hands shake like a Siberian resident in winter so thanks a lot 😂
🤣🤣
Just subscribe because this bloke is a bloody legend.
Been trying to figure out if i should fork out for even a mid range one. Fuck that
I'll be making this bad boy tomorrow.
Shout out from down under mate.
I made something similar a couple of years ago. But mine wasn't as well thought out. I'll replicating this version for sure!
Literally omw to the hardware store now, thanks!
Yeeeeah! You won't regret it. Let me know how you like it
@@IcarusAO Hey! just got done building it, it works like a charm thank you so much you saved me a good 80$!
@@PortalGunGuy yesss thank you for getting back to me. Happy to help!
Great video man! Love the ingenuity!
Thank you! Hope it helps
Awesome, you made my day haha! Will try this soon.
Thanks! Hope it works. Mine still gets frequent use
I couldn't find a video of you using this. I was curious about how well the controllers sit in the T junction and if it's semi secure. I understand that most of your grip force is on the t junction, but I was curious. I'm planning to try this soon.
How did it go I was wondering the same thing
@@jxke612 I tried this, I heated mine and shaped it with the controllers. VR stocks suck, though. Because all games have different gripping points. So I just use virtual stock and play with the controllers.
@@IamAW yeah did this aswell but I don't have a heat gun so had to use boiling hot water to shape mine it's only good for onward
@@jxke612 Smart of you to use boiled water. I was lucky and could borrow a heatgun. But yeah, VR stocks are more of a gimmic, imo.
@@IamAW agree with you man
But what about when you need to detach the controllers both front and back for throwing grenades and use guns ?? You need 2 magnets for that ??
Thats what im trying to find im confused aswell if you made something with magnets or found a helpful diy please let me knkw
@S1eps It's totally no problem at all, I have a VR break and I think I skip the Quest 3 as well and wait for a wireless headset with both eyetracking, facetrackimg and a wide FOV 😀
Thanks for the answer 😊
What a great idea!!!, Thanks a lot, friend.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching! Did you end up making one yourself?
@@IcarusAO no friend. I bought a 3d impression of noobtube. When some pieces broked, y reinforced with DIY pieces like iron plates and screws but nothing like your idea. Thanks for sharing.
Instead of using screws to fasten the pieces together you could use PVC glue which would most likely be in the store also
That would definitely work, and would be easy to mould into place before the glue sets. I just used screws because I have some lying around.
Pvc holds together well with just friction. Glue is kind of unnecessary and quite permanent. So if you wanted to make any changes you'd be out of luck
@@HenryOfGnarlia it's just that the little twists and turns were annoying him so a screw is still a removable option
Oh noce !
But... How do you use your controlers with it?
How do the controller attach??
why didnt u show controllers attached? do they fit in the t piece tightly?
Thank you so much i was looking for an cheap option but everything was so expensive ❤
I am late to this party, but they do make PVC pipe adhesive mate. I wouldn't put screws in it. more than likely it will just strip out really bad. I would just glue it together. I may even try this myself. I have been playing a lot of Ghost Of Tabor, and that might be an easy way to pull controllers for faster looting.
After spending 90 bucks on a stock I admire your DIY very much lol
Thanks dude - I'm sure one day I will upgrade to a shop one, so by now it probably would have been a good investment... but for now it's still doing me just fine.
How is your one? Any good?
Im looking into making one for the pico 4. The problem is the controllers. Although I can probably make some sort of cutout for them to slide into
Thank u Bro
I was looking for something like that, so easy, I will go now and Build my own 1.
Big thanks
You're welcome. Glad I could help. Let me know how you like it. 👍
@@IcarusAO I wasn´t able to get the accept same stuff like u but very close, for like 11€
I hot glued the parts and it´s done now.
Had some trouble with the grip, it released the weapon couple times but, more hot glue fixed it. I need some adjustments and training but it works!
It really worth a try for that money, again big thanks 👌
@@Splattzero ah man that's great. Youre welcome - Glad it works.
I know this video is old but I've just built it and it's pretty good and was fun to build :)
Is it possible to stick a magnet inside the pipe so it's easier to attach quickly
How do the controllers hold in the t junction cups properly ? Do you just have to sort of hold it all in place or ?
Yeah I should have shown that. You have to hold them in place with both the controller and the grip in your hand at once. It sounds uncomfortable but it's surprisingly not
@@IcarusAO thanks for the quick reply, hopefully I like it and if not well its only £8
@@jxke612 I've had mine over a year and still use it. Haven't upgraded it. I hope you do like it
@@IcarusAO just built it mate it works so well, the only thing I did differently is I taped the t junctions because the we're quite sharp and uncomfortable at first
@@jxke612 yeah that's a good idea. I'm glad you like it! It helps me massively especially for longer distances
Maybe I've missed something but how are the controllers attached to the stock?
going out and doing this today! I'll definitely leave a comment on how it is. you look like a mad scientist hahaha a broke mad scientist lol
I am broke and mad tbf. Good luck! I still use mine and still haven't bought an upgrade. It's awesome!
I just made mine but it isnt the right shape for my controller and tried using a heat gun to mold it but wasnt the right size
How do you reload? Isn't it in the way?
I did like u did, it’s awesome thank you for the idea ❤️
You're welcome. Glad I could help!
How do you hold it with the controllers though?
Im a 11 year old kid, and now, my diy vr gunstock is literally just a winchester gun toy, no holding cups or anything, i just hold both the gun and controllers in my hands, and it works suprisingly well for what it is, lmao.
Honestly anything that's rigid will work way better than having loose controllers
@@IcarusAO yep, altough it has really bad controller alignment so i have to hold the stock on my chest to aim properly, and my fingers start to hurt after a while because of the way i have to hold it, so ill try to get a actual vr gunstock. also i saw a guy with a "gunstock" made from simple strings somewhere on yt.
ya but how do you attach or hold the controls???
Just watched your vid, interesting cheap gunstock, my question is do the controllers fit well in the holes in the T pieces? Cheers
They do! If you get the dimensions I stated. They do thinner pipes too but don't get those. 40mm is what you want and you'll be fine.
Thanks sir. I hope to meet you in game
You're welcome! And thank you for watching.
I made one but my only problem is reloading because I have to lower my gun to properly put in my controller. Got any ideas on how to fix this?
Do you put the quest 2 controllers in the pipe holes and hold everything then ?
What size was the diameter of the t junction
All the same. The pipes were 40mm and the junctions all fit them
Pvc cement would also be a good option instead of screws
Never knew this existed 🤣 good shout
Where are the buttons lol i don't see a way to but the vr controller on
I keep planning to print this off and try to build it but I have no idea what I’m doing 😂
Wish I new this earlier
this is awesome
Great video, cheers 🍻
If you had your eyes a little more big... you look daniel radcliffe!
hi there. a question. how do u attach the controllers to this gunstock? i want to use it with PSVR2.
Wow. Yea exactly how are you incorporating the controls? Left that part out skip
Important note! : all the items now cost 16 at BnQ. Still cheaper than alternative though.
This is so cool I just made it and it is amazing
Glad I could help! I've had mine for a year now without upgrading. It's great! Might eventually upgrade one day though
but how do you put the controllers in the rig?
Well looks like I'm off to B&Q!
Wow thanks a lot I enjoyed
Do quest 2 controllers fit in this configuration?
They all should, byr Quest 2 definitely do. That's the headset I have
Broo nice video +1 subscriber
Great idea +1
All good and well but you missed the most important part which is attaching the controllers.
Yeah a few people called me out on that. My bad. The controller handles slide into the tops and you kind of hold both the controller and the handle at the same time. Sounds awkward, but it's actually surprisingly natural.
I don’t know if you still respond or even play vr anymore but I play this new game called ghosts of tabor my aim was more shaky then shaky itself
I went to my local hardware store and I went to the plumbing isle to find out the long pipe he had with same measurements was 9.99. Then I went looking for the T junctions 5.99 FOR 1!!! Then the ribbon or whatever cost 1.24 a letter so another for dollars,this would be like 35 bucks.
Wow that place is expensive! Shouldn't be that much. Was it definitely PVC piping?
@@IcarusAO It was LOWES hardwear store and yes it was pbc piping, I don’t know what was up with it either it was SUPER expensive, any other places I should try? I live in Pennsylvania just so you know.
@@davvypapi4363 pbc??
@@mayhemK59 yeah it was…
@@davvypapi4363 pvc or pbc?? Idk if it was a spelling error
PVC glue would work better than screws - no cracking. Probably almost any glue would do fine.
I honestly don't think you even need glue or screws. It all fits in place pretty snug with the rubber seals the pipes come with
Okay so what does all that cost in real money?
like 20 dollars
This looks like it could be 3d printed in part...
This stock has a very huge downside: it is VERY slow to use compared to commercial stocks as you kinda need to squish the controllers inside the tube every time you want to do something and then fiddle with them. Not to mention that the grip will be different every time so the consistency is terrible
It's not ideal. Generally it's good for Onward, where I'm holding the gun slow and steady for long periods of time. I wouldn't wanna use it for anything fast paced. It's good st what it does, but definitely not as good as a proper one. Depends if your budget can allow for it.
I did some modifications to mine, basically cut holes in the sides at an angle so I can insert and remove the controllers much faster, however this does come at the cost of even worse consistency. After some practice though it is not terrible and definitely way better than no stock at all.
Put a smaler Tube in Front with a Rubber...so you can adjust ob the fly..
And If you Put some lube ob IT 😅 you can usw it as a pump Aktion
Awesome
Great video, your intro repeated itself about 7 times though.
😅 the little train that could
Well I'm off tomorrow and I know what I'm doing lol
Mine was a little over 23
lol the voices at the beginning.. lol