Magnetic Headphone Hook

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This heavy-duty magnetic headphone hook can attach to a table, cabinet, or other surface, to hold your headphones securely when they are not in use. Specs: Dimensions: 3.00"W x 2.100"D x 1.500"H (assembled, excluding magnets) Volume: 2.76 cubic inches (both pieces combined, excluding magnets) Weight: ~0.1 pounds (both pieces combined, excluding magnets) Files: Magnetic base plate: PTW-00-1-PT-0199 (Hook, Headphones, Magnetic, Base).STL Headphone hook: PTW-00-1-PT-0200 (Hook, Headphones, Magnetic, Catch).STL Needed to complete assembly: QTY 9-15: 10mm diameter x 2.6mm thick Neodymium Magnets - http://www.dx.com/p/10-x-3mm-ndfeb-neodymium-magnet-circular-cylinder-diy-puzzle-set-silver-50-pcs-229283#.VOqSt9jnQYI (Description says 3mm thick, but are actually 2.6mm) Epoxy: For gluing in magnets ABS Cement / Acetone: For assembly NOTES: .STL names do not match .SLDPRT name because Da Vinci will not print file names over 56 characters. .STL files oriented for printing. No supports needed for printing. 2Dec2016: Posted small update to the files, to make them fit together a little easier. Instructions Print the base plate. Trim any flash or wide layers. Place one small drip of epoxy in each hole to receive a magnet. I used 9 magnets, though the plate supports up to 15. Place a magnet in each hole with epoxy. Press on the plate and magnets with a flat surface (e.g. scrap wood) to seat and align all magnets evenly. Part is designed so magnets protrude slightly (0.1mm), for good contact. Let epoxy cure to "full cure" time in instructions, or magnets may pry out prematurely. Print the headphone hook. Trim any flash or wide layers. Assemble the two printed components together, using ABS cement, acetone, or epoxy.