headphone modding 3d models

The device is a sleek headphone holder boasting an industrial aesthetic that makes a statement. ...To secure it firmly to the wall, I opted for a sturdy application of double-sided adhesive tape.

Attached to the front of your PC case or any magnetic surface, this headphone holder keeps your cans and cords in check, utilizing a 1.26-inch diameter magnet for functionality.

Headphone stand Print instructions:For the look i recommend to print both parts with 0,15 mm layer heightFasterners:1x M8x16 screw DIN 9121x M8 hex nut DIN 934

This is a headphone / cable holder to mount to a desk. I recommend printing the screw and part separate. ...and inscrease the infill and wall thickness of the screw.

Easy desk headphone holder attaches securely under table using screws that fit snugly into pre-drilled holes, perfect for holding a bottle of water or other small item in place.

This is a simple headphone holder for the back of a TV. ...My device is on my desk with the back facing me so you can use the wall mount holes

This convenient accessory allows you to hang your headphones almost anywhere. ...Its flat surface features a strong adhesive backing that securely attaches to smooth surfaces, making it easy to use in various settings.

For hanging your typical over-the-ear headphone on the wall. ... I recommend printing it in an orientation that reduces the amount of support needed, and primarily touches the face that will be against the wall.

These sleek headphones embody a seamless blend of simplicity and sophistication. ...At their core lies a prominent nod to the company's iconic emblem, making it the focal point of this sleek design.

An under the desk headphone stand with 3 slots to put in usb sticks. ... I glued the top of the model to the underside of the desk, you can use double-sided tape if you want.

A basic little hook to hang headphones on, designed to hang around the very unique bedframe in my college dorms so it would probably need modification to fit anywhere else

Dual headphone hanger which should be mounted under your desk with screws. I recommend using screws because double sided tape may not hold the weight. ...Works great with every model.

It's just a simple matter of using headphones that have magnetic attachments, roughly 20 millimeters in diameter, to hang them from any metallic surface such as a computer casing or a sturdy metal workspace desk.

Drew this up to hold my headphones. The gap is for a 15mm desk top. ...has an area for your wires, and has designed support structure inside where the old one broke.

Everyone still needs wired headphones from time to time. ...Bluetooth doesn't always work and even when it does battery life is still risky when you're travelling so this simple reel keeps them neat and tidy.

I created this design because I noticed that other headphone and earphone holders, reels, and spools had numerous extreme angles, which I hoped to eliminate for those of us who care about such details. There are two models: the 'Headphone Reel Large'...

This custom headphone desk holder underwent its maiden voyage as a print test, showcasing its ability to securely cradle Beats Wireless headphones, which could easily be swapped out for other models. A simple clip-on design allows it to latch onto a...

... for attaching the cable. I have already printed the stand and I didn't have to do any modifications - I just put all the details together and it turned out to be a nice but simple headphone stand. Supports are only required for the cable holder.

I designed this Headphone stand for a couple friends. It is 265mm Tall and 60mm deep It is split in half to pint in 2 parts with supports. The part that you hand the headphones from is 30mm wide. used a 50mm m5 bolt and a m5 nut to secure the 2...

... a tip in my virtual hat - I appreciate it when folks show their appreciation. And for those who need a little extra support, the "Thicc" version of this design boasts added hexagons, ensuring that even the heaviest headphones stay stable and secure.

This headphone stand is crafted for effortless printing and seamless compatibility with any headphones. You have the option to print it with or without a wireless charger integrated at the bottom. If you've already printed out this design, please...

I conceptualized this headphone stand with functionality and simplicity in mind, making it easy to print while also aesthetically pleasing.\r\nDesigned using Fusion 360, rendered images are provided along with a technical drawing for those...

Made from sturdy plywood, it's designed to hold even the biggest professional headphones with ease. ...The curved shape is all hand-drawn, so you won't find any copying here - just an original design that's perfect for anyone who wants to keep their...

Its sturdy design boasts three countersunk screw holes for effortless installation, making it perfect for a wide range of headbands, including those found on Turtle Beach headphones. ...The mount's sleek profile extends two inches down from the table...

It allows for compact and orderly storage of your headphones, attaching easily to surfaces like desks, computers, or monitors using a double-sided adhesive. ...This practical holder features dimensions of 52mm x 40mm x 4mm for the back part and 34mm x...

... 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

I designed a headphone stand for my HyperX Cloud Alpha's but it should work with any type of headphones. After printing the parts, secure the arm into the base using superglue. If there's an extremely tight fit, sand one side of the triangular peg on...

... with filleted edges to prevent damage to the headphone casing. A small slit allows the wire to be held in place after coiling. However, this model requires expansion as it is currently too small for most headphones; a makerbot was used for printing.

... for the perfect solution, I realized that most available options wouldn't fit my desk's unique design. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands and design a one-of-a-kind headphone holder that would perfectly complement my gaming space.

My headphones have a wireless option, so I added a small section just for the wire. This keeps the wires organized and tidy. Feel free to modify or tweak this design. If you print one, it would really help if you add an "I Made One" note, so I can...