3d headphone holder

Headphone holderCreated by dzino

Headphone Resting Place

Headphones retaining strap

Headphone holderCreated by dzino

I needed a headphone holder on work, so i made a basic model for 3D printing. In the scad file you can change the parameters for the width, height, arm length and if you want a U, L or Hook model. ... The U model is for clipping on a office desk and the...

I wanted a headphone holder to keep my scattered headphones tidy, so I created this straightforward headphone holder. Its purpose isn't to be eye-catching; it's meant to simply declutter your workspace. The design works by clipping onto a thin...

3d stl model for hanging headphones, earphones or headphones from the cabinet, tower or pc case. ... Adapted for PLA, but it is easily possible to print it with any material.

This headphone holder is slightly oversized but it effectively protects the headphone from damage. A hidden cable management system is built into the base of the holder. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator Rafts: ...

Found this beautiful Headphone holder. https://www.yankodesign.com/2023/03/20/wooden-headphone-holder-is-also-a-magnificent-piece-of-sculptural-art/Designer: Carl Liu …and  made my my own model of it. the design is not a 100%  copy..

... organize their headphones on a cluttered workspace. ...That's why this basic headphone holder is designed specifically for desks with a thickness of just over one inch, accommodating the standard three centimeter gap between the surface and the holder.

I wanted my headphones bit over border of the desk for easier manipulation.I´ve made it with cable holder so the cable always has it´s place.I´ve also made different versions for multiple desks. ...I can easily make another versions or edit tolerances,...

This sleek headphone holder maximizes the potential of the extruded "headphone" design. Its straightforward concept makes perfect sense, doesn't it? ... It takes just a single screw to secure this versatile holder in place, allowing you to attach it to...

...This ingenious device is not just a holder; it's a statement piece that says, "I'm a master of my domain, and I demand simplicity and sophistication." So, join the XYZ Challenge and experience the thrill of having your headphones at your fingertips.

I'm looking for a headphone holder that's perfect for my girlfriend. She loves music and wants to keep her headphones within easy reach while she's studying, working out, or just relaxing at home. I want to find something that will hold her...

Headphone holder I designed specifically for my own headphones. It is meant to mounted to the underside of a desk, (pictures coming). Enjoy! ... This is the 4th iteration, V1 - fixed minor issues to make it printable V2 - added triangular prism...

... of items, but did you know they can also hold your headphones? ...Yes, with the right adapter, you can easily attach a headphone holder to these popular shelves. ...This clever hack adds functionality without compromising the sleek design of the shelf.

Headphone holder designed to fit shelves of 18 and 15 millimeter thickness, featuring a built-in cable hook. The length of the headphone hook measures 35 millimeters, allowing for secure and convenient storage. ...Estimated printing time is...

A headphone holder that fits most headphones.I recommend printing it horizontal for more surface area but it should still print fairly well vertically.It is a little unstable but should be easy to fix with a bit more weight on the bottom.

A headphone holder attaches to a desk's edge, suitable for thick-banded headphones (under 40mm). The design fits desks about .6" (15.6mm) wide. ...Printed on a Prusa Mendel with a high .65 infill, the part is sturdier than necessary; reducing to around...

Small-ish headphone holder that screws into the edge of e.g. a wood bench. Sticks out 40 mm and is curved like most over-ear headphones. Printable without supports in the STL orientation. ...Test-printed in PETG using 15% grid infill.

Simple headphone holder that can be screwed to any piece of furniture or wall. Modelled to fit the **Bayerdynamic DT 770 pro**, but will probably fit most headphones with a bracket width of up to about 35 mm (with unscaled model). Requires some...

Headphone Holder This thing has a simple design. It was made with only three circles. Put 3 parts together with glue gun or glue. No need raft, supports The headphones in the picture is bose nc700. ... IG: @juno.up Thanks :D

Here is a headphone holder. The maximum width of the headband is 45 mm. The maximum width of the table is 35 mm. There is a support for the volume control but it's specific to my headphone so you may have to adjust it. ...I advise to stick a rubber band...

 Sized to fit 1 3/4" (~43mm) thick desktop, and headphone headband of up to 30mm wide.Print standing up with supports.Mounting holes sized for #8 screws.Basic starting point idea came from:...

Small-ish headphone holder that screws into the edge of e.g. a wood bench. Sticks out 40 mm and is curved like most over-ear headphones.Printable without supports in the STL orientation. ...Test-printed in PETG using 15% grid infill.</p>

This holder neatly organizes standard ear bud headphones, designed in Autodesk Inventor Professional 2012 and printed with a Makerbot Thing-o-Matic using 3mm ABS plastic filament. It features slots for wrapping up the headphones, avoiding tangles...

Whether you're an avid gamer, music lover, or just someone who wants to keep their headphones organized, this headphone holder from Dagoma is definitely worth considering. Its sleek design and high-quality construction make it a great addition to...

I needed a headphone holder at work so I created a basic design for 3D printing. In the SCAD file you can adjust the parameters to customize the width, height, arm length and choose from U, L or Hook models. The U model is ideal for clipping onto...

Custom headphone holder for upper desk frame under laptop. Need nut and bolt. ... I used from this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193647 Make bolt scale 150%, nut 145 %.

Just a headphone holder that I designed because I didn't like the ones I saw on here. ... It originally was going to fit around my PC case but turned out to be SLIGHTLY too wide for my print bed :(