FireTV Remote Holder

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Ever misplace your remote control? Secure your FireTV remote in its dedicated holder, ensuring you'll never be left wondering where it's gone again.* This slender but mighty device holds its charge with precision-crafted measurements that perfectly complement your remote, stabilizing it with remarkable effectiveness despite its compact size. It's surprising just how stable this tiny item keeps the remote in place, a feat achieved through its carefully calibrated center of gravity. Designed specifically for use with the original Amazon FireTV, Amazon FireTV2, and Amazon Echo remotes, this holder expertly cradles these devices to keep them organized and easily accessible. It's worth noting that this model does not accommodate the remote control for the FireTV stick. A pro tip from an experienced user recommends applying double-sided tape to secure the holder to a location that suits your needs, ensuring it stays put and functions flawlessly. The manufacturer warrants their product only under one condition: that you consistently return your remote control to its designated holder.* To understand more about the design process behind this innovative holder, examine the thing files for openSCAD. This will grant access to the original code used in the creation of the device. If issues arise during production, it's recommended that you verify the slicer settings do not compromise the structural integrity of the holder by rendering the support attachment too thin. To minimize potential problems, try printing with a 20% infill and three solid layers on top and bottom, using either Slic3r or Cura to create your slices. Though Cura can sometimes produce artifacts, these should not pose an insurmountable challenge to resolving issues during production.