3d print headphone hanger

This holder is engineered specifically to cradle headphones while they sit securely under your desk. ...To assemble this product, you will need two 4.0 x 20mm bolts.

This is a handy headphone holder designed to accommodate two screws for secure attachment to either a wall or the side of any desk.

Needed a Headphone holder that would mount under a shelf or work bench, so i designed this one, enjoy Print Settings Printer: Creality CR-10 Mini Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .02 Infill: 20% Filament: GEEETECH PLA Green Notes: Just need to...

Modeled after https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4546710 because that hanger is very big (see comparison photo) and doesn't use sunken bolts and nuts, I made this from scratch. It'll fit poles 10-20mm. ... I currently use it as a hanger attached to my...

This sleek headphone holder effortlessly attaches to a partition wall, showcasing its versatility and convenience. ...With ease, I employed topology techniques within Fusion 360 to bring this innovative design to life in a surprisingly straightforward...

... IMPORTANT NOTE be sure your headphones turn in 45 degrees so they lay flat. If not they won't sit right. ... I suppose if your talented you can fiddle with the design and make that part a few inches deeper to allow for earpieces that don't lay flat

You can securely fasten this hanger to any aluminum slot profile by means of M6 or smaller screws. ...I've chosen to use it on a cockpit constructed from 3060 slot profiles.

The unit consists of two distinct parts: a sturdy hanger and an adaptable connector that can be rotated both upward and downward for optimal positioning. To prevent the adaptor from slipping on smooth metal surfaces, I attached rubber strips salvaged...

This desk mount headphone holder can be secured directly underneath a workstation. I fabricated it using PLA material at a layer thickness of 0.2 mm, with an interior density of 15% and no additional support structure. ...The result is a solid design...

I crafted a handy holder to keep my headphones off my cluttered workspace, freeing up valuable desktop space. ... I employed a sturdy strip of 1/4-inch double-sided adhesive to secure the device to my PC tower, and so far, it has performed flawlessly.

This submission qualifies as a contender in the SilverStone wall-mounted headphone stand design contest, a joint effort with Linus Tech Tips. To have your voice count, download and cast your vote for this entry. ...For more information on the...

... design found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1366599. ...The new iteration enables users to securely hang their headphones from hi-hat stands or other available cymbal stands, providing a convenient storage solution for musicians on-the-go.

The headphones are neatly arranged along the sleek 25mm bar that sits proudly on the desk, a testament to meticulous organization. ...A simple yet satisfying task, it's a pleasure to see them lined up in perfect harmony, their cables carefully wrapped...

I needed a way to get my headphones off of my desk so i came up with this. ... It just uses double sided tape to fasten it to my desk as i did not want to use screws in this design.

This is a straightforward headphone holder that you can pin in place between two table legs. It's been produced with 15% infill, featuring a skirt for stability without any supporting structures. ...The design is courtesy of Freepik, who have made it...

Mounting your headphones just got easier. Hang them up with style and keep your workspace tidy. Suitable for both tables and walls, these sturdy hooks feature three secure mounting points to ensure a strong hold. ...Perfect for busy studios like ours...

I needed a way to get my headphones off of my desk so i came up with this. It just uses double sided tape to fasten it to my desk as i did not want to use screws in this design. ...

... for a flat screen monitor with a slanted rear panel. ...To prevent the front part of the hanger from obstructing the screen, I've positioned it 16mm away. ...You can check out the edited design online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2j6OkxK15j6.

Attach your headphones to the side of your office desk with confidence. This secure holder can accommodate desks up to 40mm thick, providing a stable base for your audio equipment. The lowest horizontal opening is thoughtfully designed to allow...

I created a headphone holder inspired by Angus at Makers Muse and made some adjustments with the measurements, taking into account the typical table width. My design is suitable for 34 mm countertop thickness, similar to IKEA's board standards. I've...

It can hang off the plywood deck (¾ inch") or the slightly thinner shelving above. Support enforcers are neededNo gluingEasy to printDesigned on...

Print-ready in seconds, requiring no additional support. This design takes just two self-piercing fasteners that are a maximum of 4 millimeters thick. ...Enjoy the simplicity.

... in FreeCAD, getting familiar with the software. ...To-Do List: * The arms need to be designed as socketed inserts and printed separately. * The 4+ hour print time must be significantly reduced. ...* The countersinks vanished on the curved surface.

Printed with a 1.0mm nozzle at 0.32 layer height, but feel free to customize the printing settings, they won't really change much strenghtwise. suitable for up to 198mm wide pc cases. like my cooler master. ...0% infill is also an option

1. ...For optimal printing results, position the paper at a 90-degree angle. 2. Securely attach the paper to the underside of your desk using double-sided tape. 3. ...Get ready to enjoy!

... I disliked how the pads floated on the build plate, necessitating supports underneath them. Secondly, one of my pads failed during printing, while the other pad and the frame remained intact, prompting me to avoid reprinting the entire assembly.

... all about making school easier. ...I'd love it if you could check out the video and consider subscribing to see more content like this in the future. PLA: Layer thickness: 0.03 mm Print speed: 4800 mm/min Extruder temperature: 215 degrees Celsius

Modeled in Solidworks 2013, dimensions roughly 7.6cm x 3.8cm x 8.9cm (L x D x H), printed on an XYZ DaVinci Jr, designed to stick firmly to a wall with strong adhesive 3M Scotch Tape. ...I can easily remake it so the hole at the back is enlarged to...

Customized with 3D Slash! ...I designed a sturdy ridge to securely cradle my headphones from the start, knowing my rough handling would put them to the test.

I remixed my original Easy To Print Headphone Hanger/Mount on Thingiverse, simplifying it further and enlarging it slightly. You can mount this design on a vertical surface using screws, glue or tape. Prints with zero support required. Feel free...