Sennheiser Bodypack Organizer

Angled tabletop organizer for Sennheiser Bodypacks. Tested with Sennheiser ew G4 receiver and G2 transmitter bodypacks.

Probably works with the G3 pack too, since these all have the same general shape (although not quite exactly the same!)

The pack can be placed in any direction (other than antenna facing down... please don't bend the antenna). The curved cutouts on the side account for the placement of the antennas and volume knob (for G4 receivers).

There's about 1mm of spare room around the pack, making it easy for entry and removal.

Included variations consist of:
- A single pack holder
- A dual pack holder
- A triple pack holder

There is also variations of the single pack with the fillets fully removed, removed on only the front, or the rear, to make it easier to customize for yourself within the slicer (maybe if you want to make a 99-pack long holder, I won't stop you!)

Does this use more filament than the box-style holders that just hold it vertically? For sure, probably, BUT I wanted it angled so that labels put on the front of the bodypack could be read relatively easily. And I like the look of it more than a rectangle :P 

As a V1, I think the rear-angled part is just a smidge short. If the clip on the pack is bent oddly, it can reach over the edge.

Maybe I'll build in a Sennheiser handheld mic slot too! All in one!! lol

Printing Details:

Honestly, can just send it with whatever settings, as long as your printer is fine with the overhang for the furniture bumpers. I was prototyping with lightning infill, which resulted in 0 infill whatsoever, and although they felt light, they worked just fine. YMMV.

I recommend leaving it in it's default orientation, and make sure supports are off unless you're fine with prying out some little holes with some tweezers.

Parts Required: 

4x Furniture bumpers (3/8" diameter). Dual and triple models can use more as needed, the holes are included. 

• Adds some grip to the bottom of the holder, since plain plastic likes to slide around. Optional if you have some grippy surface you're putting these on. (or just gaff it in place, I won't judge)