razer headset stand v1 3d models

This is my Razer Phone 2 Stand with wireless charger slot.No Supports Needed when printing.The stand is designed for the Razer Phone 2,However it should work for other phones as well.I put 2 push out holes in the charger slotand I put a cable tie...

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.

To do this, I designed a stand that would elevate the keyboard off my desk, allowing cool air to circulate underneath and dissipate heat more efficiently. To assemble the stand, you'll need two of the stand files and three of the bar files. ...When...

This is a headset stand I made for myself and wanted to share with others! I have my desk in my bedroom and hated wrapping my headset around the top of my monitor in fear of breaking them, but didn't just want to put it down on the table. Thusly, I...

This stand is a perfect fit for my Razer Blade Stealth laptop, providing a comfortable angle for typing and viewing work that's just right. I'm really grateful for the support! ... Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator+...

Printed with Motedis PLA "Hot Red," this stand exudes a bold, vibrant look that complements 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...

UPDATED {fixed corrupt file} headset stand i made for myself but I figured id share simple design print all at once just high enough to slightly elevate your headset off your desk. I've made a couple remixes to to this with different logos on it...

A basic headset holder can securely position headsets up to 1.8-2 inches wide.

3D Printed Headset Stand, 6 files, All printer friendly (no supports needed) printed on a 250mmx210mm bed (Prusa i3mk3s) (recommended minimum size) Pins included in the files, but I recommend you get 4 x m6 35mm bolts and 4 x m6 nuts for added...

Headset stand, designed with precision and improved geometry for flawless 3D printing based on Makerbot's original concept. Experience the best! Want more innovative designs? Give a thumbs up if you loved this model! I'm here to create even more...

Place this compact headset stand anywhere you like, whether it's in your own cozy bedroom or another stylish spot around the house. ...Don't worry if the initial setup seems a bit off - simply adjust the orientation to face downwards for optimal use.

A well balanced headset stand that prints in 3 parts The two mirrored parts are glued together and inserted with a tight fit in the base. ... Height: 26 cm/10.25 in Base: 16 cm/6.25 in X 9.5cm/3.75 in

The stand should hold most headsets. You can scale it in the slicer to your desired height. Some supports needed for the hook and that’s it. Let me know if there is anything you Want me to change. if you like it please consider liking. ...Thanks you

An impressive headset stand! Made with no guarantees of failure, it's a large 8x8 print. We had to reduce the scale in our slicer by 95%. ...Watch its creation process on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pxYK0lUPTQ&feature=youtu.be.

my take on a headset stand. i would recommend to print it in 110% size depending on your headset printed with Motedis PLA "Hot Red" Model = standing Model = printing orientation, size should be X,Y 212mm, barely fittint an std. ...print...

It is for the razer 15 basic model 2019. It's designed to be printed without support material. ...There is a model with a small hole for the robber on the bottom of the laptop.

Headset Holder. Thirty centimeters high. ...Engineered to be printed without support material.

A Simple yet Practical Solution for Desk Organization: A Portable Headset Holder.

I designed a headset holder when I was bored, never to around to printing it.

Humans are placing headset devices on their heads to wear them.

I'm really excited about this Headset stand that's ready to use with the Creative Soundblaster Volume Control. All you have to do is snap it into place in its base - don't forget there's a cable outlet on the back! It comes in three separate pieces:...

Headset Holder Mounts are designed to securely hold your headset in place while saving valuable desk space. This sleek and sturdy mount keeps your headset organized and within easy reach, allowing you to focus on what matters most - getting the job...

This is a sleek headset holder that sits comfortably on your desk, securely holding your headphones in place.

I took the already great design from here on Thingiverse, duplicated the hanger so it holds 2 razers, then added some wedges to the bottom to both reinforce the feet and provide more grip for hanging objects off of the feet.

The position of my Razer Nommo speakers on my desk had them pointing directly at my stomach instead of my ears, a straightforward fix that involved simply adjusting their angle. ... I've opted for the model without LED lights, but this design could...

This is a remix, however thingiverse wont let me select the original so the link is: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2050885 All credit goes towards the original creator and razer for logos. If the size messes up on some slicers, use theese: ...

3D Printed Headset Holder Design Print Settings: Printer: Micromake Rafts: Irrelevant Details Supports: Unnecessary Features Resolution: Extremely Fine, at 0.25mm Infill: A Minimal 10% Post-Printing Instructions

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.

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

Remixed this headset holder and added a few common gaming logos along with an optional cable hook for wired headsets to keep things neater. These parts will need some supports when printing takes about 10 hrs to print on 0.2 resolution depending what...