controller and headphone stand 3d models

I didn't like the 1 part models because I felt like they took too long and I wanted something with a chord dish that could hold the attached chord so I wouldn't have to take it off. Feel free to modify the files to adjust the top headband so that it...

Here's a design I came up with during some downtime - a basic headphone rest. ...If anyone has any thoughts on this, feel free to share them!

Designed specifically to work seamlessly with the Cowin E-7 headphones, this device is versatile enough to pair well with a wide range of headsets.

... All" button isn't working, try downloading from the "Thing Files" section. This DIY project is a breeze to make and yields a durable, crash-resistant base for your headphones. ...To connect the pieces, simply use an 8mm rod and you're good to go!

This design prints flat on the build plate and stands upright when finished, ideal for displaying on a desktop or shelf.

Simple desktop hanger for Headphones or VOIP headset. The neck snaps into the base and requires no glue. 4 versions of the base are provided, they vary only in how much margin is available for fitting the next into the base. ...0.25 worked very well for...

Changes: - Rib to support the controller weight - Cut a part of the phoneholder part section, for I could print it sideways* - Added a reinforcement where the section that connects with the shelf joins the controller holder (maybe I over did it, but...

I'm thrilled to debut a brand new project right here on this fantastic platform! ...It's a thoughtful accessory designed specifically to keep my trusty headphones securely in place, no longer dangling precariously off my desk.

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.

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

Headset Stand with a hole big enough to insert a USB cable through for charging cable. ... Prints very nice and is very durable I personally printed it with a black shiny filament and it looks gorgeous. Enjoy! ...

the stand consists of 3 elements

A modern looking headhphone stand designed to be printed in pieces. ...Some sanding may be required on the pins/slots. All the pins are the same dimensions - glue is required between the base and the arm mount.

A stand I made for a lamp with a 15,7mm diameter vertical tube. ... The hole is designed at 16mm and with print imperfection + the fact I designed this on sketchup, it fits pretty tightly. ... 64g ICE filament PLA orange

... help you with that. ... Human: Support de casque audio créé pour mon casque Astro gaming avec système d'enroulement du câble derrière.\r\n\r\n----------------------\r\n\r\nHeadphone audio support created for headphones with cable winding system behind.

I could not find a headphone clamp that filled my needs, this is just a simple clamp with 3 screew holes to attach to my desk, I have a temporary desk that I do not mind driling a few holes in it, I am attaching the OBJ as well as the STL in case...

... by some online models, I tried to make my own version from the ground up. ... - Print the head and the base (maybe in wood filament for a nice finish) and then add a metal stand (ø6mm) - I'd recommend adding some weight to the base for more stability

... enjoy the perfect view of your prized accessory. This innovative creation was crafted with precision using Tinkercad's online design platform, where you can also edit and customize it to your liking at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/gXO4DlFHoku.

... as well. ...Initially, I envisioned a central stand for suspending the headset above, but issues arose during printing due to warping concerns. ...Undeterred, I assembled the components anyway and, surprisingly, prefer this revised configuration.

This design is evolving and remains subject to revision as I continue experimenting with adapting it for 3D printing. My initial goal was to create a headset stand, but after multiple refinements, this concept emerged. ...Initially, I employed...

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Here's a quick print stand that can be printed out and glued together for a sturdy base. The idea is simple: just assemble the parts, attach them to the platform, and you're ready to go! To take this design to the next level, I've created a two-part...

... who has 22x22x25 cm of printing area. ... NOTE: Watchout for the dimensions of the couplings. I had difficulty to fitter they in the locations of junction. In my case I didn't anytype of glue, just put it the couplings and the stand was ready to use.

I created a custom stand to fit snugly into the gap at the top of my NZXT Manta case.

I only split the stand because it was to big for printing on my 20x20x20 bed. Category: Audio

You heat the nut up and push it in from the back so it stays captive. I printed the Top standing on end. It does add a lot more supports from the bottom. I wanted to keep the top as smooth as possible with as little post process. ... I added the Stl,...

... Supports are not needed. We move the extruder at a speed of 60 millimeters per second. Note: Stand one requires two parts, while stand two only needs one part. ... This object has been remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3260413.

My goal was that designing a stand which I can print on 3D printer. ...It is simple but as myself it is useful either.https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~0189988198ebc5ddd9?p=1525226011666341888

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