Cyclops Visor Gaming Headset Ep. 6

And we're back with episode six of turning this Cyclops visor into a gaming headset. We've got a lot to do today, so we're gonna jump straight into it. But first, I just want to say one thing. Believe it or not, I'm a real human being. A lot of comments have said I'm content farming and just taking my time for clicks and views, but but honestly guys, I work a job. A gay ob I do not have a lot of time on my hands. Anyways, moving on from that, today we got to cut open this second ear hole. Today we use the cutting wheel and then eventually just broke the plastic off. And once we have a hole, we'll use the Dremel to just sand this down and get our proper shape. And boom, just like that, with the power of social media, I turned 30 minutes into a five minute video. I'm already super happy with the progress because it's looking like we're gonna have more than enough room to fit this 50 millimeter driver in there. Which brings us to step two of fully deconstructing this headset. I don't want any part of this put together. I could you not, this was the worst process I've ever done. This plastic was hard stuck together. It wasn't even glued. I don't know what it was, but just would not break. I kid you not, it got me so mad. I didn't even use the Dremel anymore. I went and grabbed a handsaw to just cut this thing open. And this is everything deconstructed out of the headset except for the left side. There's a lot of PCBs, so that's gonna take a little bit more time.