Thanks for the response, when having the handy mounted should I still have it in position like when you have to hold it or is it an option to turn it around so the buttons are facing away from yourself.
You’re welcome 
So whether you mount it to under an adjustable sit - stand desk for seated positions or on a monitor arm for seated or standing or more simply around the back of a office chair, you should always have the controls facing you. Any other way and you risk getting you nuts smacked or pinched and can even get your cock hit like wack a mole etc all depending on your set up. That said, there are those that enjoy it facing away and manage the risk and enjoy the reward.
So maybe I should have started with this but, yes is the answer though I don’t recommend using it the way it was not intended to be used.
Also, I recommend the wearable way than mounting… less residual noise from furniture and much better manoeuvrability to follow vr scenes like a seated bj/hj to a standing or kneeling bj/hj then to laying back for a bj/hj/wild cowgirl ride and creampie.
Also, if your more of a missionary man, you could print the stroke lock thingy, pop that in to block the handy slider mechanism, undo the bottom belt of the Hands³, stand and lean forward as you would for standing missionary- the hands³ is now like a flap that you can angle, wedge the handy head on the matress and now thrust in and out manually for matching vr missionary or doggystyle scenes. Maybe then finish off with a scripted bj for the round 2.
Enjoy 
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Thanks for all of the advice, I have a Lovense Solace so I know the quality of a hands free experience; i’m afraid if I jump straight to a wearable belt i’ll go too deep 
The Solace stroke depth range isn’t great and the hands-free fixed to a desk can be somewhat disappointingly limiting right? The hands3 wearable way lets you go wireless and move around easier and with the handy, though it too has a limited stroke range, it’s still way better and more than the Solace. Like moving on to VR from 2d porn, I reckon wearable will be the next logical move from desk mounted fixed handsfree set ups.
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Personally i’m a huge fan of the desk part, I have a small desk that I can move around and use on my bed. The only thing the solace is good for is connecting to random people to have them control it. Other than that it is absolutely not worth it’s money.
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- I like the fact that its included though. I actually designed something similar I think I called it the ‘h’ clamp for handy but again it wasn’t really taken seriously.
Over 2 years ago…
The problem with that is you can’t sit down with it or the sleeve is gunna beat your balls lmao
Edit: This mount arm sucks btw I wouldn’t suggest anyone to get it without a separate arm.
With the h clamp you could sit or stand - just change the orientation for horizontal to vertical securing points. But yeh, as its only one locking point, such designs can pivot and lose the secureness of being locked down etc. This is another reason why i think wearable wins out vs the mounting options… and ‘mounting’ evidence to agree - from feedback from peeps that have printed and tried it out etc
I just don’t have access to a 3d printer and ordering anything is usually a pain for shipping costs
A babu lab a1 mini or a1 combo when back in stock after the global recall could be a good 3d printer to get … as for print services, Craftcloud could be a good go to for you.
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Alright craftcloud has convinced me. Is that post from Christmas still good for the files or have you updated them since then?
I got the idea from someone here but don’t see who anymore. Anyway I got this for €20.
And the handy cup thing, works great and so far pretty sturdy even at maximum speed, just gotta put it real tight and if you have a wooden desk get a desk mat or this thing will dent it (or find another model that’s flat).
It’s still on the mail but I ordered this to try to attach it to a phone holder goose neck with detachable holder I have and see if that works but with how well the desk mount works I probably won’t use it much as I have the handy cup always on the desk mount and probably won’t want to keep removing it to switch around lol.
Yep post is still good, i have updated and added a bunch too. I would recommend the latest of files and for handsfree both the hands³ standard or Au - with the flat bottom bits or you could try the newer ballzy ones that may be a bit better in that they spread more weight to balance during laying down positions for matching vr cowgirl scenes in bed or when standing. The new clip-on sleeve holders are good too… Theres even a V3 now.
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I’ve mentioned a lot of stuff on the handy discord…please check out the customizations threads for more info.
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I’ve tried the phone holder goose neck, it did not turn out too well. I’ll definitely take a look at something like that arm, the clamp for what I have is fine.
You’re welcome and thanks to for sharing the great pic.
The 3d print looks good too - did you use petg or more professional finish with pa12 by sls or mjf printing.
Thanks again.
Also, i have some new designs you might be interested in too like an angled up version.
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I went with HP PA12 MJF, Layer height 80μm using ProtoLabs (3D Hubs). The part seems very sturdy and fits the Handy very nicely and snug. I saw in your previous posts to possibly secure the Handy further with a trilancer strap but I’m not sure if you’re supposed to use that other slit?
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Awesome! I had a feeling it was, that surface texture quality is easy to spot
The trilancer cinch strap goes over the belt slots at the bottom thats inline with the handy. Then the belts for the hip and waist are threaded through for a fully secure hold. Some like to just use one belt at the top or bottom to allow for some additional forward and backward axis control - This can suit say a laying down bj or hj with that extra movement in addition to the up and down stroke.
Thanks again too.
The latest designs of the hands³ have an angled up version (by 11.25°) and cable/lube tube management. - This is to help with the next step in the hands³ set up - adding a battery pack and lube tube from a 100ml syringe thats warmed up with a camera lens dew warmer strap, powered by the battery pack. These bits are kept in the molle pouches that come with the tactical belt - originally for radio and torch.
Sorry, I dont have my set up to hand to show but will share a pic hopefully on Monday.
P.s - The trilancer strap is good insurance to prevent the handy from popping out however, I’ve found even with my printed at home fdm bambu lab a1 with bambu lab basic petg and default printer settings, that the snug fit holds perfectly well and doesn’t need the extra strap. So maybe you won’t need to use it either too, especially as you have a better quality of print and material too. I really wish mjf printing was more affordable- like imagine a home mjf machine for small build than the current industrial buckets.
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That’s really sick with all your design iterations and implementations! The next challenge will be to add a Handy motor self-lubrication to the setup and a bandolier for backup battery packs so you’ll never have to take the hands³ off 
. I’ll likely stick to the simple design with the two belts for now since I’m only using it for seated positions.
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