Steelseries Wireless Headset stand

prusaprinters

<p>The stand is a single piece printed on the back vertical face with no supports required. It is my own design using FreeCAD 0.19 specifically to fit over the Siberia 840 OLED Transmitter unit. &nbsp;The transmitter case seems to be the same size as used by the current Arctis Pro Wireless headset.</p><p>The ‘fit around base’ concept is based on the “Arctis Pro Wireless Headphone Stand” by PixelPatchwork <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/30980-arctis-pro-wireless-headphone-stand">https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/30980-arctis-pro-wireless-headphone-stand</a></p><p>That design blocks access to some of the rear connections, and requires the wires to be disconnected to place the stand over the base. &nbsp;My design has free access to all rear ports (which I need) and can be placed without disturbing the cables. &nbsp;It also does not need assembly.</p><p>The fullsize print shown is in Prusament Jet Black PETG. &nbsp;It was printed with variable layer layer height and ironing of all top surfaces. Textured powder-coated spring steel sheet, 0.15mm Quality setting, 0.4mm nozzle, 15% gyroid infill.</p><p>The print slightly peeled away from the print bed in 3 of the 4 corners but those are on the back vertical when in use and therefore are not visible. &nbsp;The variable layer height resulted in slight bulging when the finest layer height was used; that face is the base of the foot in use so is not visible.</p><p>If I was to print again I would not use variable layer height or ironing. &nbsp;I'm sure PLA could be used instead of PETG; the design is more than strong enough for the weight of the headset.</p><p>Print time was ~11 hours with vlh and ironing. &nbsp;Rotate the object +/- 90 deg in Z axis after importing to Prusaslicer to fit the MK3S print area.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</p>