3d print remote holder

Instructions Using the Following Options: remotes Per Row - 2 units high and stacked neatly in this custom designed organizer Compartment Width: 40mm allowing for plenty of room to store remotes or other small items Number of Rows: 2 compact rows of...

... 50mm * front_text: Proclaimed in big, bold letters - TV TIME ! * compartment_depth: Adding some depth with 28mm * font_spacing: Spacing out the text with 2pt * num_rows: Going for a single row design * remotes_per_row: Placing 2 remotes side by side

To make this personalized item, set the following options: font spacing to 2, have 3 rows with a minimum height of 45, display "Remote Control" as the front text, wall thickness at 2, font size of 12, compartment width at 59, arrange 2 remotes per...

You can find it here: http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=209497 To make this unique creation, specific options were used such as a compartment width of 59mm, font size of 12, font spacing of 2, and the text "Mama's Remote Stand"...

Attach the Dovetail portion to the back of your remote and the receiver portion to your mounting surface. I used 2 sided tape but you can use whatever you want.&nbsp;</p><p>The receiver says “Samsung" on one side and "Roku” on the other but otherwise...

I fine-tuned danman1178's setup for categorizing some remotes by adding decals to identify their functions. ...The decals could be even more detailed if support structures had been incorporated, but it turned out they weren't needed after all.

I've attached a pocket on my garage stereo's remote that slips easily onto the pegboard behind my workbench. ...Big thanks to @cmh for sharing his ingenious pegboard pin/mount template!

If you would like a PlayStation modification, please leave a comment.I wanted to add a way for users to easily customize this to their remotes, but couldn't find or figure out how to use tools like OpenSCAD/Meshmixer to get it working the way I want....

Designed to hold 2 generic RGB light strip remotes, with a backplate to prevent them from scuffing a wall and in case you want to mount it with nails instead of command strips. ...Simple, but effective

I made my own version of the Honda remote cover. Mine was starting to wear out. ...There are other ones out there this is just the way I wanted it.

Humans keep their TV remotes perfectly organized and easily accessible thanks to this clever design. ...It also comes equipped with space to store other essentials like phones, reading glasses, pens, pencils, notebooks, and more!

A versatile and compact device designed to securely attach to the edge of various surfaces, providing a convenient place to rest and organize remote controls, perfect for bedside use.

This is a very basic file I designed in Sketchup to hold the remote on the wall. I just used 3M double sided foam tape. ...I included the skp file if you want to modify it.

This is a straightforward stand that securely holds four Wii remotes in place, featuring a practical slot located at its rear for effortless wrist strap passage. ...No frills or unnecessary embellishments are present.

You can hang this compact, wall-mounted unit anywhere in the room and keep your remote control within easy reach. ...This way, it's never misplaced or damaged, since it's always accessible and simple to locate.

Secure Your AC Remote Safely by Attaching it Directly to the Unit when Not in Use - Simply Adhere with Command Strips or Double-Sided Tape for Easy Access and Reduced Misplacement.

Organize the TV area/ table.&nbsp;it can hold 4 penssticky notes&nbsp;3 remote devices.&nbsp;PLAsupport free&nbsp;

A convenient carrier for your 5-socket ZAP remote control is here. ...On its reverse side, a small recess, measuring one inch in width, awaits a strip of adhesive-backed tape to secure it firmly in place.

The Multi-Device Controller is designed to hold both an Apple TV Remote and a second control device in place, keeping them organized and within easy reach on any surface.

The human constructed an assortment of compartments specifically designed to house their remotes, lights, air conditioners, and televisions. ...Two strategic openings were crafted at the rear to facilitate easy attachment via a zip tie.

This is a small design for the regular rgb remote control.If you found this useful, please donate what you think it is worth to my paypal.me. ...Help cover the time of design.Thanks, Enjoy!

I reworked a distant control bracket to match a larger style infrared remote control unit. ...I verified that the thickness remains consistent with the original part.\r\n\r\nTwo 3 millimeter screws

This versatile device measures 170mm in width, 35mm in depth, and 50mm in height. ...As a triple remote controller, it boasts an innovative design that allows for seamless mounting directly into the wall via two secure bolts.

This was made to mount on a 4x4 post (which is actually closer to 3 1/2 x 3 1/2") Holds two different sized remotes and has a place for a drink or snack

Pocket for my garage stereo's remote that slots seamlessly into the pegboard behind my workshop counter thanks to cmh who shared his ingenious pegboard pin and mount template with me.

We recently went to Disney world and bought a remote control BB8 from the Droid Depot. ...The Version we bought did not come with a stand so I quickly made this one to help display it.

This is a small design for the regular rgb remote control. If you found this useful, please donate what you think it is worth to my paypal.me. Help cover the time of design. ...Thanks, Enjoy!

This compact box is designed to securely store up to six remotes. ...Made from a single piece of 5-millimeter plywood, it's easy to create and perfect for any home or office.

I made these for my kids so they had a "home" for their Fire TV Remotes. There is a small indentation on the back that is intended for placing 1 inch 3M double sided adhesive. ...Enjoy.

If you would like a PlayStation modification, please leave a comment.I wanted to add a way for users to easily customize this to their remotes, but couldn't find or figure out how to use tools like OpenSCAD/Meshmixer to get it working the way I want....