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Finally do sports without worrying for your earbuds falling. Printed on PETG, about 15 minutes print. Make sure to reflect the model on the X axis horizontally so you can print each side. They snap from the outside into position. For more…
Print approx. €0.24–€0.29 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for PETGSource material: PET
The original design did not fit. I adjusted the dimensions and divided it into two parts to make it easier to print. The individual parts must be glued together. No Supports required.
Print approx. €0.79–€0.97 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
Just a simple Charging base for the Sony Wf-1000xm3 wireless headphones. The assembly is pretty straight forward you just slide the charger cable(the one included with the headphones is a perfect fit but any other standard cable should…
Print approx. €4.62–€5.65 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for PETGSource material: PET
Basic case for Sony WF-1000XM3, i used some 3m double sided tape to mount it under the shelf at my work. It can open all the way while in the case. Has a cut out for a charging cable. PETG, 0.25mm, organic supports on built plate only.…
Print approx. €1.45–€1.77 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for PETGSource material: PET
NOTE: This is an imperfect solution - and I've since moved on and replaced my old XM3s. As such, I'm not able to improve this model any longer. Feel free to remix the model - I'm happy to share my source tinkercad model if you reach out…
The plastic arms on the Sony WH-1000XM3 are prone to breaking. This is a replacement part (modeled for the left side - I haven't taken my right side apart and I'm told it is not quite a mirror image). You can watch this short video if you…
Sony headphones are the best for all things audio, noise cancellation, and battery - but the sliders have been a pain! After my side panels broke, I had been keeping them forced close and tight with Cellotape. Since I got my 3D printer…
This is a minimal headphone dock for Sony's 1000MX3 headphones. I found my headphone constantly running out of battery and wanted a place dedicated to charging them so they were always topped up (since I use them for 8 hours a day). I…
Replacement part for Sony WH-1000xm3 inside the right swivel mechanism. There is a crappy plastic part that breaks if the headphones are overextended. This part has a small blue o-ring on the lowest ring and a metal ring ostensibly…
The original description: I got the sony noise canceling headphones months ago and they are great. The only down side is the fact that they start to be uncomfortable after an hour or two. After doing some research on the web, I found…
For my Sony WF-1000XM3 I created a holder for the IKEA Skadis. It was printed on an Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro with 1.2 mm layer height For the hooks supports must be used and best with at least 35% filling
If you managed to find this here, high chances are you probably need it. Designed it in two parts so that it can be clipped together without the need for disassembly of the headphones. This is a temporary fix. If you can, pick up…
Arc does not need any support. Print it with decent brim. Base is best printed on a side. Arc and base can be used only lose coupled but also with the arc glued to the base. Parts are separated for better printability.
This is a case for the Sony WF-1000XM3 headphones. The Part should be printed with TPU because the fit works best and the resistance against impacts is working very well. I printed mine with the 3D-Jake A95 TPU ant the case protects my…
I was looking for a clean docking station for my new Sony wf-1000xm3 earphones. I couldn't find them around here so I made one (with some inspiration from other phone docks around here) myself. I designed it in Solidworks in around 45…
