Headphone Hanger - Universal - Fits Any Desk/Table/Shelf

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The Ultimate Headphone Hanger The Universal Headphone Holder / Headphone Hanger securely attaches to almost any desk, table, or shelf up to 1-5/8 inches thick. Interchangeable attachments come in two sizes to fit most larger audiophile headphones. It's been over engineered with enough strength to hold belts, hoses, purses, handbags, extension cords, and more. You will need to print two pieces that lock together using a proprietary space age dovetail joint. The clamping mechanism prints fully assembled. You can print it without support, but one side of the screw may look ugly. The tolerances are tight, so it's recommended to print at the finest layer height possible to ensure a secure clamp. This device is capable of holding large amounts of weight when properly printed. I've provided both horizontal and vertical mounting equipment as well as several customization options including Sony, AKG, MakerBot Jewelry Hand, and Darth Vader themes. The basic attachments can be printed with little infill and no support, while some may require support. A printable 1/2 inch allen wrench is included to tighten it down. I recommend personalizing the hanger with your own monogram, text, or logo before printing. You can print the two parts in the same color or mix and match for endless possibilities! 3/14/16 update: Another clamping mechanism (XL_headphone...) has been added that's even bigger and stronger for demanding applications. It includes built-in support so it can be printed without supports. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Up! Printer: Up Plus2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Notes: Use lots of infill for strength on the clamp part, no supports or infill is needed on most attachments. I printed all mine in PLA at 0.2mm layers. Post-Printing: When the screw clamping mechanism comes off the printer, it will be frozen together. Grab a couple pairs of channel locks and gently grip one on the screw head and one on the part it screws into. Gently twist until you hear a snap, and the screw should now move freely. How I Designed This: I was inspired by anth92's design but wanted to make it stronger and adjustable. I tried several different types of dovetail joints before settling on this one that can be printed without supports. You can copy it to make your own custom attachments.