mecha headset 3d models

Simple hook to hang your headset under your desktop when not in use.Printable on one side without supports. ...I used pint PLA and it is already in use for years without breaking.</p>

This is a simple hook for a Logitech H760 wireless headset. It lets me hang it behind my monitor. ...A holder is provided for the USB dongle.</p>

This is a simple Headset holder. ...You can fit two 4mm screws through the bottom.<br>I printed this in normal PLA and with about 20 % infill.</p>

Budget-friendly headset holder requires using a shelf alongside it. It's not meant to be used on its own. ...Sorry about the poor image quality, I'm truly apologetic for that.

Just my design of a headset holder. The object consists of one part and has a total height of approx. 250 mm. A printer with a size of 300 x 300 mm is therefore required. ... -You dont need supports

I'm thrilled to showcase my very first creation - a sleek headset holder that's also versatile enough to hang just about anything else from it, giving users endless possibilities for their workspace organization.

3D MODEL DESCRIPTION A NICE LOOKING HEADSET HOLDER, WITH A NICE LOOKING SYMBOL. YOU CAN MAKE THE SYMBOL IN EVERY COLOR YOU WANT! ... My settings wich I used, will you recived when you download it!

A clip-on robot arm hangs my headset on, nestling neatly over the edge of a screen surround measuring about 30mm by 19mm. ... Print Settings: Printer: Flashforge Creator Pro Rafts: Enabled Supports: Yes Resolution: Medium Infill: Set at 20%

It is tall enough to fit most headsets, as I have printed it for me and my friends who have tried it with various headsets. I also accounted for a charging cable hole in the bottom of the stand for the cord to run through! I made a cool looking...

I was careless when putting on my headset, so I fashioned a makeshift hook to hold it securely. ...It's a no-frills solution, but it gets the job done and feels surprisingly solid.

My Son's Special Headset Stand Was a Labor of Love. ... To Create This Customized Stand, You'll Only Need to Print Out One Footpiece - The Other Has My Son's Personalized Name Embossed Right Onto It!

Designed specifically for use with standing boom mics, a headset holder clips onto a 5/8 inch pipe, roughly 5 centimeters in circumference, tailored perfectly for the Astro A40TR.

Using my gaming headset is an exhilarating experience when paired with my trusty Roccat KAVE, whose remarkable spatial sound and wide range of motion truly shine with its incredibly broad stereo base of exactly 50 millimeters.

Detailed 3D rendering of a VR headset now available for immediate deployment within any 3D environment, complete with intricately designed textures, precision-crafted shaders, and high-quality materials at the ready for seamless integration.

Curved headset, one piece, base and body that holds a pair of headphones. ... The base is about 80 mm, with 5 mm rounding on its edges, with a total height of 250 mm

I still haven't printed it yet. ...So if you do, please be sure to let me know. The file "Headset Stand Upper Part Extended Gaps" contains gaps that are 0.25 millimeters wider.

You can screw it to the side of your computer desk with two countersunk screws. ... it has an arc to fit the headset and a couple of stops so it doesn't slide off.

I made this thing in Blender and it works. ...I recommend changing the height to a good size for your headset. ...I'm not too good with files, so if I gave you the wrong file, tell me.

Mounting bracket for headset placement beneath work station secured by two countersunk fasteners. ... This part was fabricated using a black PETG material with a 0.2mm layer thickness and 25% solid infill density.

A little helper to attach the headset or headphones to the desk. Best for tables with ca.20mm thickness. The download includes the individual parts as STL and the Fusion360 file. ... Modifications are welcome upon request.

This is a simple and stable headset mount. Instructions The holes are 4mm in diameter and 6mm long. There is a 80mm and a 127mm version. ...Minimal wall-thickness ist 3.4mm.

I needed a spot to stash my headset, so I whipped up a custom holder using Fusion 360. ...The design includes two versions - one with an integrated cable clip, and another without.

The headset holder I'm using is specifically designed to secure the Hyper Cloud X II to my desk post, providing a stable and ergonomic setup for long gaming sessions or intense communication with team members.

The Sony VR headset was meticulously designed using Solidworks 2018 software, ensuring optimal functionality and user experience. ...Subsequently, it was expertly rendered with high-quality visuals using Keyshot 7, showcasing its sleek design and...

Table top headset hanger.Limitations:Tabletop: Hanger_v2: maximum thickness ~25mmHanger_v2_extend: maximum thickness ~35mmHeadset: headband with maximum width 45mmTips:Horizontal Expasion (Cura): -0.02XY Size Compensation (Prusa): -0.02thing:...

Headset Holder I made for my headset to hang it on the 1-1/2" (38mm) leg of my IKEA desk. Horizontal part of the hanger is 2" (51mm) and 1/2" (12mm) tall. Note: I had to add 2 loops of electrical tape around the clamp part because it kept sliding...

This is a combination of a headset holder and a mouse line holder.-manual-2-1. Put the headset on top.2-2. The USB cable should penetrate through the middle.2-3. The holes in the bottom are rubberized to prevent slippage.2-4. The color is transparent...

A little headset hanger i made for my logitech g923 wireless headset. It works great and i have had it in use for a few months. I included the stl in here, if u want the fusion 360 file comment and i will upload it as soon as possible. ... The space...

... to maximize their audio experience. Lesson Plan and Activity: First, gather all of your materials including the headset hanger, bookshelf, and headphones. ...Next, carefully place the hanger onto the bookshelf, making sure it's securely in place.

... in cleaning the body thread. To assemble the headset support, begin by mounting the screw into the body and then secure it with the screw top. ... Next, insert the support into the body and lock it firmly in place using the two plates, or "plaque."