mecha headset 3d models

I selected a nice headset holder designed by rAthus, the Simple Headset Holder (20mm to 70mm), due to its appealing design and alignment with my requirements. Nonetheless, I found it necessary to modify it to suit my specific needs. ...I opted to mount...

I made this holder to prevent my headset from leaning on the desk and because I didn't want to waste way too much money on fancy headsets. ... The white PLA wasn't the best choice to be honest but was the only one available at the time.

... holder with cord wrapping part. ...Clip it to the table and hang headset on the front protruding bar, then wrap the cord around it. This is my first challenge in make a 3D design. ...The model is optimized for my environment, especially my desk.

This is my first 3d designed object, and its a headset holder thats broken up into 3 parts, and screw easy together when I was looking on thingiverse I could not find a 3 printable headset stand for my ender 3 v2 because the print bed was too small.

I built a stand for my Kingston HyperX headset that should be adaptable for most headphones and headsets. I employed drywall screws to securely attach it to the side of my desk. To minimize support usage, rotate this model on its bottom surface in...

... double-sided adhesive strips. ...Printing this item on its side ensures that additional support is unnecessary. The latest upgrade, known as the Mk2 model, features an extended design with overhanging elements to accommodate heavier headset models.

... ...I added a subtle curve to the design, ensuring the headset stays securely in place and incorporated screw holes within. ...Two versions emerged - one with sloped screw holes and another without - as I couldn't decide between them, so I created both.

... positioned on the side of a desktop. ...Simply attach the unit to the edge of the desk and slip the headset into its designated slot, which is conveniently located near the bottom of a plate that can be adjusted to run parallel with the work surface.

... clutter-free. ...It's the perfect solution for anyone looking to maximize their desktop real estate. By keeping your headsets organized and within reach, you'll be able to focus on what really matters - getting things done with ease and efficiency.

The cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) headset boasts a remarkably low polygon count, allowing it to deliver an immersive experience without sacrificing processing power. ...This is made possible by its impressive specs, including 8650 vertices for the...

... along the edge of a desk or table. ...Its vertical functionality may be feasible, depending on the weight of the headset itself, although this aspect requires further testing and feedback from users to determine its effectiveness in various scenarios.

Here is a headset stand to be placed on the desk, computer, pretty much any decent flat surface. I used 50% gyroid infill for strength. does perfect with the headset. ...The pictures have some icons on the base but they are removed on the uploaded file...

I made two of these to hold my headset and my son's on a wooden dowel near our computer. A straightforward and effective design that should also work on a wall. ...The green one in the image is 80% scaled down because my son's headset is smaller.

With only 3 screws, you can mount the holder for your headset under your desk. Seen from above, you can't see the holder or your headphones under your desk. This creates a really clean look in your office. You decide at which position you want your...

... ...With its advanced technology and comfortable design, it's perfect for gaming, music, and video calls. Whether you're immersing yourself in a game or enjoying your favorite tunes, this headset delivers superior sound quality and unparalleled comfort.

... ...This innovative creation is now live on the platform. I've carefully crafted it with precision, and you can access the file here: HeadsetDeskholderV1.stl. This sleek headset holder was designed specifically for tables with a thickness of 22mm.

My Take on a Headset Stand: A DIY Project If you're looking for a convenient way to store your headset when not in use, I highly recommend creating a custom stand. To ensure it fits your specific headset model, consider printing the design at 110% of...

MECHA ROBOT Rig ( instanrig | for tutorial how to use https://instantrig.com/)

This is an original mecha for use with table top tactical games or other games. ...Enjoy!

photorealistic 3D model of a Mecha shaded textured and rigged Composed of only quads, not subdivided

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... sessions. Whether you're playing alone or with friends, this headset delivers exceptional audio performance that will take your gaming to the next level. ...Its long-lasting battery life means you can play for hours on end without interruption.

... modern gaming setups. To optimize printing, orient the model vertically. Set your printer's dimensions to 212mm in both the X and Y axes. While this might push the limits of a standard print platform, it will yield a sturdy base for your headset.

A Handy Headset Holder I came up with a clever headset mount that simply clips onto the wall. It's incredibly straightforward and easy to use, but beware: the process can get a bit tricky when sliding the mount over the clip. To avoid any hassle,...

Headset support - audio headset support Two-piece model (can be nested, can be glued together if necessary) Part1: The base (in black on my model) Part2: The arm (in white on my model)

This is a simple headset holder that rests on a closet rod. ...It is held in place by the back end pushing up under the shelf above.</p>

Headset Holder Created with a custom-built printer Printing Settings Printer Type: RepRap Printer Model: Custom-Built Printer Raft Option: Disabled Supports Option: Disabled Resolution Setting: 0.2 mm Infill Percentage: 25%