headphone stand 3d print

I've crafted a sturdy headphone stand capable of accommodating a wide range of headsets, from gaming enthusiasts to music lovers.

A headphone stand I made, you might want to sand down the little pegs to make the top fit into the bottom. ...Message me for the .SLDPRT.

This stand is sturdy enough to hold almost any type of headphones. ...It may require supports due to overhang.</p>

Another sleek headphone stand. ...Crafted with precision by slicing it using Cura's powerful technology and strategically placing tree supports to minimize wasted filament.

This is a headphone stand for a Razer Kraken headset. The two pieces snap together. ...Can glue together for extra strength.

This is a remix of FastyArt's remix of the MakerBot headphone stand, which I thoroughly admire for its innovative hex-grid insert design. However, achieving that precise print proved to be a significant challenge for me, and after numerous attempts,...

... two pieces. You can also print one with a divot where the headphones sit to help keep them in place or without it.The full height of this is 237 mm, so it will fit on a MK3. ...If you have a MINI, the two pieces will fit within the build volume.</p>

I made this headphone stand in fusion 360, it should be printed with support, especially for the upper part. ...Hope you like it! Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Category: Music

A Unique Desk Companion: A Headphone Stand. Craft this accessory using two sturdy wooden dowels or sleek acrylic glass rods. Their dimensions should be 10mm x 10mm, with a length of 25cm each. If you decide to print it out, kindly share your...

... in two pieces. You can also print one with a divot where the headphones sit to help keep them in place or without it.The full height of this is 237 mm, so it will fit on a MK3. ...If you have a MINI, the two pieces will fit within the build volume.

This cunningly designed headphone stand was designed with both esthetics and practicality in mind. Two different versions are available; with or without bubble patterning. Featuring a phone holder with space for a charger, this stand will look...

IMPORTANT: - For personal use only you're NOT allowed to sell 3D prints of this model NEITHER selling the files or reupload them for free - This model is not free on any other website - For inquiry about commercial use of this model or other...

You'll have to rotate the stand so it lays flat!&nbsp;There's 3 versions included.&nbsp;There's the original 2 part version, which is the stand and base.&nbsp;There's an updated 3 part version for smaller print beds, that uses m3 screws to secure it...

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Human: Simple headphone stand based on this design:http://www.omegaheadphonestand.com/wood-headphone-stand.html Assembly: You will likely need to smooth out the thin parts of the legs for them to fit snugly together. The gap is quite tight, but once...

I came across Makerbot's amazing design for headphones, but I found it incredibly challenging to print without added supports. So, I created a remix that is completely printable on its own. The Header and Footer Stand should be crafted from...

This is a headphone stand, which I printed for a friend. I put the three parts with super glue together, because it should look like as one part. The clef has the maximum size for a 20 x 20 cm printer. You have to turn it in the right angle and...

Here's a simple solution for your shelf: a headphone stand that fits snugly on its narrow headband, perfect for Logitech 433 models or any other similarly designed headphones. It positions the center of gravity precisely so your headphones stay...

... easy reach, freeing up valuable desk space for other essentials like keyboards and mice. A good headphone stand should be sturdy enough to hold even the heaviest of headsets, yet slim enough to fit neatly into tight corners or behind monitors.

it holds headphones

Basic headphone holder. ...

Table stands for small and normal size headphones, originally made for AKG Y50BT wireless headphones that eliminate cable clutter. The bottom of the stand features a 20mm double-sided tape base as shown in the accompanying pictures. ...To obtain the...

A headphone stand that stands up your headphones. Height: 242 mm or 252 mm with the 10 mm spacer. ... You'll need 4 pcs of M4x20 (or 2 pcs of M4x20 and 2 pcs M4x10 if you're not using the spacer) screws to hold the thing together.

This is a headphone stand I designed. ...By placing the ear part of the headphones down on the stand, it reduces the strain on the headpad. The front, back, left and right sides share the same design. ...There is a space for a cord at the bottom.

This Laser-Cut Headphone Stand Offers Plenty of Space to Get Creative with Custom Designs. ... The accompanying Illustrator file includes layer names that list material thicknesses, allowing you to precisely replicate the design using your preferred...

... 5 cm. To ensure a proper fit, I simply enlarged the model in the slicer. Easy to attach with two screws. This mount is suitable for most headphones, and it works great on mine - a Sony Plastation headset - leaving a spacious 5 cm area around it.

On your sleek, stylish satin black headphone holder, of course! Version 2 was designed in two halves plus a base so it could be printed on a Prusa textured sheet, which gives a beautiful textured finish on the front and back side. Version 3 prints in...

The Marshall headphones are quite small, plus my print area is not big enough for the original model size. If you have large headphones, you can keep the original size. You don't need any support. ...For PART 1, use a layer of 0.15 mm due to the...

Headphone Stand Clamping System Instructions Attach the clamp base to the stand leg using PLA filament with a 20% infill density. ...Once secured, use adhesive to reinforce the bond and create a solid foundation.

Saw a stand like this somewhere, so I made one to fit some headphones. ...This stands 9" tall and takes up a 6.5" by 5.5" area on a desk