Low-Poly Skull Stand: The Ultimate Pen & Headset Organizer
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It keeps your headset secure on top while organizing your pens and tools directly in the eyes socket.
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- Printables
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- Sculptures
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
Add a touch of attitude and mystery to your setup with the Low-Poly Skull Stand! This exclusive piece by 3Dream4Fan combines the iconic skull aesthetic with modern "2-in-1" functionality. Designed to be a centerpiece, it keeps your headset secure on top while organizing your pens and tools directly in the eye sockets. It is the functional art piece your studio or office has been missing.
### 🛠 Model Highlights:
* Dual-Function Design: Serves as a robust headset stand and a creative pen holder, optimizing your desk space.
* Sophisticated Low-Poly Art: The faceted geometric style creates a play of light and shadow that makes the piece pop in any filament color.
* FDM Optimized: Specifically developed for printers like the Ender 3 — featuring flat surfaces and angles designed for a clean print.
* Anatomical Vibe, Modern Look: An artistic interpretation that hides layer lines within its polygons, ensuring a professional finish.
* Versatile Decor: The perfect gift for tech enthusiasts, artists, gamers, and anyone who appreciates bold design.
> "Organize with style, print with personality!" — Why use a common pen holder when you can have a functional sculpture?
⚠ Technical Information:
* Rock-Solid Stability: Includes an integrated 100mm circular base with a low center of gravity, ensuring the piece won't tip over even with heavy headsets.
* Deep Eye Sockets: The eye cavities are designed with the ideal depth to hold pens, pencils, or even brushes stably.
* Recommended Settings: We recommend a 0.16mm layer height to preserve the sharpness of the polygons on the face and teeth.