3d printed headphone hook

This is a headphone hook. Buy some tape, mount it, clean and simple. ...Hole doesn't work.

Human: Easy-to-use and functional headphone hook design. Print Settings: Rafts are not required. Supports are also not needed. The print resolution is set to a precise 0.2 millimeters. ...Infill density is set at 20 percent for added durability.

This is yet another headphone hook. I specifically designed it for the Senheiser HD440. It can be attached to a monitor side with a powerstrip or other duble sided tape. Print instructionsPrint on the long side to have good adhesion, needs support.

This headphone hook features a 5cm x 5cm back plate and has a mounted design with a smooth appearance. To create this accessory, it was designed using 123D Design software and composed in Blender 3D. ...The instructions for installation are also...

... Leo A. ...to securely hold headphones on custom Tetris shelves. Print Settings Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: Not Required Supports: Not Needed Resolution: A precise .2 mm detail setting Infill: 10% density for optimal balance between strength and weight

I needed a headphone hook that I could simply fling my headphones towards, confident it wouldn't let me down. ...That's exactly what this sleek, user-friendly design delivers.

A glass computer desk adorns a headphone hook designed specifically for SteelSeries headphones, as I embark on my initial attempt at this DIY project. ...It's still a work in progress!

Headphone hanger for under table mounting. ... Uses single screw to mount. Little ring does not serve any specific purpose but can be used as place to hook in the headphone jack.

Headphone hook to fit Bose 35 headphones or for that matter most others. The base is separate from the hook itself, so the hook can be connected in multiple positions. I have stuck mine under the desk with a 2cmx5cm Powerstrip. ...The bolt is a 20mm M3....

... superglue it firmly to the surface. For added durability, printing at 100% infill allows for potential screw holes, should you feel the need for extra stability. ... Print Settings Printer: Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 35%

... wide-band headphones can be just what's needed. Attaching this type of hook to your headphones typically requires a sturdy adhesive, such as double-sided tape. ...This ensures a secure hold and prevents any unwanted movement or slippage during use.

Hook for holding headphones. Fits the shelf I have behind my desk. ...Extra wide surface so it will leave less of a dent on the headband's foam.

Headphone/headset hook meant to be used on the underside of desk. ...Use double sided tape to stick to any surface.

Simple headphone hook I made for my desk. Opening to hook onto the desk is 26mm tall, fits my 1 inch desk thickness snugly. ... Corners are a bit sharp, I'd suggest lightly sanding them.

So, this is my headphone hook for desks. There are a few options, that you can choose size from. if your desk thikness is between sizes, then pick the smaller hook. ...I hope, you will enjoy!

The curved indentation at the back of the hook was meant to accommodate a particular pole I wanted to hang it from, and while it serves that purpose, it also helps minimize materials and print time without compromising strength. Print Settings...

Very simple headphone hook to mount under your desk, use the screw hole closer to the headphones if you only want to use a single screw, it is more than needed to hold it up. ...There is a second hole for an extra screw if you want to hang up the...

... various sizes and types of headphones. Two small holes are drilled into the front of the peg, allowing me to create a small hook using wire as shown in the images. ...I highly recommend adding this feature to prevent headphones from falling off.

Under-desk headphone hook. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: MakerGear M2 Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 25 Category: Organization

... ... The base of this hook is detachable from the hook itself, allowing multiple connection points. I have secured mine under a desk using a 2cm x 5cm power strip. The bolt used is a 20mm M3. ... Fusion 360 file included for your design enjoyment.

HEADPHONE HOOK - This simple fix solves a frustrating problem. When you step away, you typically toss your headphones onto your desk, but why? Just hook them over the edge of your workspace (Perfect for 1 inch thick surfaces). ...If I had taken this...

Humans rely on simple yet effective hooks for their headphones, keeping them securely fastened to walls with just two easy-to-install screws. ...This straightforward solution ensures a safe and organized listening experience.

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

Headphone hook inspired by designs on Thingiverse, specifically thing 1753537 and thing 3684210. ...To experiment with this design, visit the Tinkercad project linked at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/6FnESWDfClt.

I created this headphone hook for my son. ...This should fit any gaming headphones and simply attaches to the side of the computer case using 3M adhesive pads or strong double-stick tape capable of holding 2-3 lbs.

A sleek headphone hook, engineered to securely fasten to a surface using sturdy 8-gauge wood screws. ...Its versatility makes it compatible with virtually any headphones featuring a headband measuring under 1.5 inches in width, and I can attest that it...

Simple Desk Headphone Holder.

It seems to work fairly well. Also my first time making custom threads in Fusion 360. Print instructionsYou'll want to print the bolt with the large side down (i'll upload a fixed orientation later). ...Holder stl orientation is where I printed it....

This is a clever solution for keeping my headphones within arm's length at all times, simply by attaching the hook to a cabinet door on my home computer desk. ...It's a thoughtful adaptation that serves my unique requirements perfectly, and I'm curious...

Simple headphone hook designed for mounting directly onto your desk or computer tower using a small amount of double-sided tape. ...Apply the tape to both the underside of the top and the surface that will make contact with the side of your PC case.