headphone stand 3d model

A pretty simple headphone stand. Its my first Thing on Thingiverse! You ll need wooden stick with 10mm diameter. ... I used 2x100mm for the legs 1x190mm for the stem 1x70mm for the top You also need a saw and sandpaper to even the edges no glue needed...

I built a custom headphone stand that securely holds my trusty Logitech G930s, but feel free to use it with your own favorite pair of headphones! ...To assemble it, simply screw in the wooden dowel from the underside using wood screws – convenient holes...

It's a headphone stand that requires adjustment and modification by cutting off the top portion to minimize support material usage. ...The design lends itself well to customization, allowing users to apply a coat of spray paint and add their own...

My headphone stand is made up of 3 pieces that can be snapped together, it only needs double-sided tape to attach the holder under the shelf or a screw in the case of heavier headphones. ... Files included: 3 .stl files for printing

I designed this low-cost headphone stand for my Sennheiser HD 650 and office 598, as I found store-bought ones expensive. The design minimizes contact area with headphone foams to avoid deformation. It consists of two parts screwed to a base using M3...

This is a simple minimalistic headphone stand that I designed to mainly fit the Razer Blackshark V2 headphones but should be able to fit almost any kind. ...Print it on it's side so you don't have to use supports.

Room headphone holder for home.

nice two-print headphone holder

... standing. Post a make if you like! :-) Headphones in the renderings are just for illustration and are not included! By downloading my 3d models you have no right to sell any digital files or printed models of my designs. ...Personal use only.

This sleek two-part headphone stand snaps apart with ease, ready to be welded or glued back together for added stability. ...Its slender design brings a touch of sophistication to any workspace, keeping desks organized and clutter-free.

Here's a vote for the SilverStone wall-mounted headphone stand in the design competition with Linus Tech Tips. Download and share this entry to show your support. ...Check out Linus' video on the contest here:

This headphone stand is offered in one piece, or divided into two sections depending on the size of your print bed. ...Printing it upright at an infill level between 10 and 50 percent will give it sufficient support.

headphone stand designed for my desk (3,4 cm). I printed on TPP 85A Purpple and PETG Gery. ... But you can also print with single material (PLA, PETG, ABS,...)

This is my entry into the SilverStone wall-mounted headphone stand design competition, teaming up with Linus Tech Tips. Cast your vote for this entry right now - just download and share! ...Check out Linus' video on the competition here:

I designed this headphone stand using Fusion 360 and highly recommend printing it with support material, particularly for the upper section to ensure a strong and stable final product. ...I'm confident you'll find it useful.

Handcrafted wooden headphone rest. Sleek stand leg crafted from sturdy glass. Designed to accommodate a wide range of headsets. I conceptualized this project using Inventor. The central wooden component securely manages the cord. ...Users can...

This is a remix of the original Headphone Stand by Makerbot. ...I shaved off some material to eliminate the need for supports, and moved the Makerbot logo to the back.

Headphone stand still requires full printing and testing. Version 2 now includes a sturdier base, available as an additional downloadable file. ...The design has been scaled up to its intended dimensions.

Headphone stand Print instructions:For the look i recommend to print both parts with 0,15 mm layer heightFasterners:1x M8x16 screw DIN 9121x M8 hex nut DIN 934

headphone hook: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5909883 SQUARE BOX: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5951629 SHELF LEG 1: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5951944 SHELF LEG 2: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6165461 ORGANIZER USB:...

One of my sons made me proud by crafting a headphone stand on his own initiative. So, I took matters into my own hands and designed it myself. My CAD draft was far too large for my small printer, so I tweaked the print settings in Cura to scale down...

To cater to this high-end device, I designed a sleek and sturdy headphone stand that not only looks great but also provides the necessary stability and balance for your prized headphones. Printed with precision and care, this stand is designed to be...

A 3D model of headphones has been meticulously crafted in MAYA 14, featuring an edge loops-based mesh for optimal polygon distribution and smooth normals. The majority of the geometry consists of quads, ensuring easy grouping and rendering.

Headphone stand (LxWxH=15x15x22,7 cm)All .gcode files in "User print files"Print time about 10 hoursv2 - all addons need to be gluedv3 - addons for wires are screwd to stand Design created in FreeCAD 0.18. STL files exported from FreeCAD 0.18 and...

**Stand height:** 230mm **UPDATE August 5, 2017**: I designed another version of the model that is 250mm tall to accommodate larger headphones. Although it still fits on a 200mm x 200mm build plate, some parts have to be printed separately and the...

I've created my remix of the MakerBot headphone stand, tailored for smaller print beds with a volume of 180x180x180 mm. I designed it as a beginner to CAD and 3D printing, so it's perfect for those just starting out like me. The files were altered...

I recently picked up a Sennheiser HD 650 headphone and my old 598 at the office was missing a headphone stand. The ones at music stores usually cost around $20, so I thought, why not just print one anyway? That's exactly what I did. Headphones...

I was itching for something to do one day, so I took matters into my own hands and built myself a headphone stand. It's more than capable of holding even the largest pair of headphones, and it looks pretty sharp if I'm being honest with myself. As a...

This is a headphone stand for any kind of over the ear headphones. This print comes in two parts. I recommend joining the parts by inserting two wooden dowels into the existing holes and glueing the two halves with two part epoxy. This ensures a...

Printing your very own hexagon headphone stand is sure to bring a smile to your face! If you're feeling generous, consider dropping a tip in my virtual hat - I appreciate it when folks show their appreciation. ...And for those who need a little extra...