Just made the 40mm version of this. This was my first 3d print so my frames are very fragile (not high enough plastic density I guess), but works great after adding wire to reinforce it. My Vive can only get up to the second-to-last adjustment knob turn, and any closer starts to press in on the frames. This is further away than I can get with my glasses, but in exchange I don't risk my glasses hitting the Vive's lenses. Worth it. I can notice a very small sliver of the edges of the frame if I look for it (-4.5D, 62 IPD), only downwards and upwards and not to the sides and they are completely invisible during normal use. The magnets were a bit tricky, I put a layer of duct tape over each one because E6000 didn't hold.

Overall good setup, low cost, and way more comfortable than cramming my bespectacled face in there.

Awesome idea and design. I no longer have to fight with my glasses in my vive.

Just printed 43mm version for my lenses. Really wondered how frame should be installed, seems to be impossible.
Are you sure that files are correct or did I print it wrong way? 40mm version frame width is 165mm and 43mm lens version width 152.99mm.

I'm not sure how or what parameter to use when ordering the Zenni
The Vive/Rift are not reading distance, I'm starting to think?
I cant see very well up close (2.5 readers), and over the past few years this has gotten to the point I need lenses to do moderate and even some distance correction. So I use progressive lenses, and have a 6 month old prescription, but these don't work well for VR.
So we want single focus I understand, but what distance is it considered? What part of the doctor scribble do I apply on Zenni?
Thanks
Cant wait...right now I've been using frameless readers, but I'm thinking its way too much magnification.

Finally got my lenses in and am printing these now. I wanted to comment on something that is a possible issue with the 43mm frames. When you order glasses, you need to provide your IPD - inter-pupillary distance - this is the distance that your pupils are apart. They need this so that they can center the lenses properly over your pupils. If you have the same exact pair of frames, but if the bridge is wider in one pair, the lenses will be further apart and the lenses will need to be cut differently for the two different frames.

I ordered the 43mm frames from zenni optical. The lenses are 26.25mm apart in them, and the lenses were cut for my IPD of 64mm. However, the lens frame in this thing has the lenses 28.5mm apart, 2.25mm wider, meaning if I put the lenses in as intended for my eyes into this frame, the centers of the lens will be off by 1.125mm for each eye. Likely not enough to cause a problem, but the bridge for the 43mm lenses should be shortened by 2.25mm (so the lenses are moved closer together) to make the lenses be a proper fit.

I'm customizing the file for myself (I have different sized magnets) so if I upload my changes it won't be much help. But it's something to be aware of.

Alternately, when you order the glasses from zenni, you could DECREASE the IPD you tell them by 2.25mm (In my case, with an IPD of 64, I'd say my IPD was 61.75) - that will have the lenses cut so when mounted in the frame, they are too close together, but when placed in the printed frames for the Vive, they will be the right distance apart.

Thanks for uploading this! Do you know if anyone has used it with relatively strong lenses? I'm at -8.5 diopter and am waiting to hear back from VR Lens Lab about whether they will be able to make a set for me, since anything beyond -6 has to be placed as a custom order and quoted. I'm not sure lenses as thick as mine will even fit that model frame at Zenni, or fit within your lens holder. I'll definitely be giving this a try though if VR Lens Lab doesnt come through for me.
I had an easy time making custom lens inserts using zenni lenses for my fatshark FPV goggles, but those use a much smaller chunk of the lens.

I just had to say thank you for this. I wear glasses with bifocals that makes it really challenging to focus while using the Vive. Got the single prescription for these and they work amazingly. I no longer have to adjust my glasses every time I put the Vive on, no longer have the annoying arms protruding from the headset, this is seriously a game changer. Thank you so much for designing this.

I'm in the process of making a set of these (and two pairs of prescription inserts, one for me and one for my husband). I've printed the 43mm frame first and I had a lot of trouble getting it inserted. I went back and printed the 40mm frame and that one fits in my vive much better. It looks like when you scaled the frame up, that you made the outside dimensions (the width specifically) wider as well, which makes for a much tighter fit, to the point that once I rolled the distance knobs back, the 43mm frame refused to stay sitting flat. You might want to trim or redesign the 43mm frame so that the width of the frame is same outside width as the 40mm one.

this works amazingly well to keep my glasses from touching the lenses.