Oculus Quest 2 Table Tennis Paddle in EU?

So after watching the TTdaily video I plunged into the VR TT, but cannot find a paddle adapter for the controller, those from ebay, etsy or uk shops don't ship to Lithuania . Maybe somebody knows where to get one?

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Originally Posted by doppelganger_LT

So after watching the TTdaily video I plunged into the VR TT, but cannot find a paddle adapter for the controller, those from ebay, etsy or uk shops don't ship to Lithuania . Maybe somebody knows where to get one?

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Try on aliexpress, you'll have to wait but it worth.

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I very interesting to buy a VR to play table tennis. But is there only one kind of VR to use for it, or what. I need help on the options

Originally Posted by doppelganger_LT

So after watching the TTdaily video I plunged into the VR TT, but cannot find a paddle adapter for the controller, those from ebay, etsy or uk shops don't ship to Lithuania . Maybe somebody knows where to get one?

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I use the sanlaki adapter which my friend made for me on his 3D printer. Program is available from the thingverse website,just search for the sanlaki quest adapter if you can get access to a printer.
Theres a selection in the game Eleven to alter the orientation of the Quest 2 controller to suit its position in the adapter and works fine.

Check out my custom paddle, just finished the construction

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Wow😮 That look`s really cool)
is it comfortable to play it? (I mean weight)

Originally Posted by doppelganger_LT

Check out my custom paddle, just finished the construction

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That is by far the nicest looking racket I’ve seen for playing ETT! Nice job!

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Wow That look`s really cool)
is it comfortable to play it? (I mean weight)

It's a bit too heavy, about 220 g and most of the weight is the controller, so it's head heavy. So I removed the rubber - 7 grams, changed the AA alcaline battery to AAA lithium battery - 10 grams and removed the battery cover - 6 grams Now the weight is about 200 g, just like my real life paddle. The weight distribution however is still a bit head heavy, but I can live with that.

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Originally Posted by doppelganger_LT

So after watching the TTdaily video I plunged into the VR TT, but cannot find a paddle adapter for the controller, those from ebay, etsy or uk shops don't ship to Lithuania . Maybe somebody knows where to get one?

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I'll make you a deal: I'll ship you my Sanlaki adaptor, if you make an adaptor for me with a blade I send you. You cover the cost of the parts and 3D printing for the adaptor you make for me, and I'll cover the cost of shipping both directions and give you the Sanlaki adaptor. You might not want a Sanlaki now though with what you have already made. :-) Let me know...

Ah, it's too late, I was so curious to compare both adapters that I bought a Sanlaki one myself and there is no return policy. By the way, I am constructing an improved version now - I decided to put the battery into the handle thus shifting the weight from the head

Check out a weight shifted version . Battery inside the handle.

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Yours look better than the 3d printed one or the sanlaki one. But just for anyone else who are interested. The sanlaki one is possible to purchase with shipping to the EU now.

https://www.etsy.com/se-en/listing/8...active_3&crt=1

Originally Posted by doppelganger_LT

Check out a weight shifted version . Battery inside the handle.

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How does it feel? What is the overall weight now? Does it feel less head heavy? I have removed the battery cover, changed to AAA instead of AA, and removed the other handle cover on my controller, so it is quite lightweight (165g) and doesn't feel head heavy.

Hi, anyone help me with a Quest 2 adapter, just got my VR. I'm after a small, flared handle that's not too heavy, if that's possible. Also need to be easy to use and able to order as I can't get it printed. From what I can see the Sanlaki is anatomic and heavy, there's a blue (167g) option by Alexis_R on thingiverse but can't find the Stiga allround option described here. What would be my best option?