Modular Multi Remote Holder

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<p>This is a modular, multi-remote holder for those who have just too many remotes. &nbsp;Remote storage holders are nice to look at and a great place to put your remote when not in use, but what about when you are using them? &nbsp;I have a remote for the TV, DVD (Yes, I still have a DVD player), and a Firestick. &nbsp;I was tired of setting one down and searching for the other in the pile of remotes next to me. &nbsp;</p><p>So, long story short here is a customizable multi-remote organizer/ holder/ centerpiece. &nbsp;Just print out the appropriate size remote bracket, attach it to the post unit, and flip/spin to the remote you need. &nbsp;The 3 and 4 posts can keep your current remote facing up so you can still use it while sitting next to you.&nbsp;</p><p>It also has the added function of being big, and hard to lose between the couch cushions. &nbsp;Additionally, it's a great conversation starter. &nbsp;Your guests (and likely you if you are reading this) either think this is the most ridiculous and utter waste of filament and use of a 3d printer or, ehh, maybe I'll print one in my favorite colors, after all, the printer is just sitting there not doing anything anyways.</p><p>Okay, here are the details for this. &nbsp;You can print the main post, I have 3 versions, a 2 remote unit, for those of you who are minimalist, or just don't waste time with tv. &nbsp;A 3 post, for those who like to tinker, and a 4 post, for those die-hards who have all the toys. &nbsp;If you have 5 or more remotes, wow, &nbsp;you're on your own, maybe print a couple of each post system.</p><p>There are 3 remote brackets sizes, these seem to fit most tv, surround, DVD and Firestick remotes (sorry, I don't have an apple, so I don't know, I fall more into the first people category above).</p><p>The bracket dimensions are as follows:</p><p>Fire Stick: &nbsp;38mm x 14mm</p><p>Medium: &nbsp;43mm x 20mm</p><p>Large: 44mm x 23mm</p><p>Don't see a bracket that will fit? &nbsp;No worries, I have a blank bracket, and the socket separately. &nbsp;Just measure what size you need, adjust the bracket to size, center, and join the socket to it and you're good to go.</p><p>You can mix and match whichever size bracket fits your remote and attach it to the post. &nbsp;The 3-post version has the benefit of a slight wiggle of the bracket. &nbsp;This allows it to adjust, like a tripod to help maintain balance due to the different shapes/ weights of remotes. &nbsp;It helps keep the active remote up. &nbsp;You can also print out the bracket in multiple colors to help with low-light binging.</p><p>PLA or PETG works fine, .2mm, 15% infill, or if you're a sports fan, and prone to throwing remotes, 30%. &nbsp;No supports or brims are needed. &nbsp;Quick print, about 3 hours, snap together, grab some popcorn and a beverage and you're off to the races.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>