Gaming chair headphone hanger

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Let's face facts - most gaming chairs look almost identical. They also feature those "seatbelt" holes that can be used to attach something, but they don't normally serve a purpose other than aesthetics and allowing pillow belts to pass through. In this case, I decided that adding a headphone hanger was a good idea, as it would keep headphones within reach without having to get up from my chair while also not getting in the way when sitting on it. My chair is this one: https://www.nowoczesne-meble.eu/pl/p/Fotel-EXTREME-ZERO-Blue-Gamingowy-dla-Graczy/680, but I'm sure it can be adapted for other chairs if necessary. It's long enough to accommodate big headphones, not just my "not too gaming" headphones with a narrow headband and a gaming-esque design. You can print the knob separately and glue it on or the whole hanger part in one piece. The mounting bracket facing the chair user is thin enough that it won't be felt unless you press your neck hard into the chair intentionally, which is significantly more uncomfortable. It uses 2 M3x30 screws and two M3 nuts. I added a version with a separate knob because removing supports would be difficult and not very material-efficient to print in one piece, but if you do it that way, you can use ABS so it can be comfortably glued with ABS juice made from supports or superglue it on. It's hard for me to make the surfaces resting on supports look reasonably smooth, so I try to avoid that, but if your setup makes nicer underside surfaces either with support or is very good at overhangs, print it in one piece as it will be stronger and won't need gluing.