Herman Miller Vantum Headrest Detent Clip
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Replacement for the small plastic detent piece that connects the Vantum headrest to its stem and clicks when adjusting
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If the little plastic piece that makes your Herman Miller Vantum headrest "click" into place has broken or gone missing, this is a replacement. It's the part that sits between the headrest and the stem, rides the toothed rack inside, and gives each height step its detent. There was no model of it anywhere online, so I reverse-engineered one.
What's included:
vantum_pawl.stl — ready to print
vantum_pawl.scad — the parametric source (OpenSCAD), so you can adjust it to your exact part
How it was made: the outline was traced from a 600 DPI flatbed scan, so the footprint is dimensionally accurate, and the teeth and underside were matched to the original by eye and by test print. Dimensions are close to the real thing but this is an unofficial, community-made part, not a Herman Miller component.
Print notes:
PLA works and seats fine, my test print clicks and holds. For something that flexes and carries load over months, PETG (or nylon) is the safer long-term choice, as PLA can get brittle.
It's a small functional part, so high infill or solid and a few perimeters will make it sturdier.
No supports needed if you orient it with the open underside on the bed.
Tuning it to your chair: the teeth have to mesh with the toothed rack still in your stem, so if the click feels off, the value to change is tooth_pitch in the .scad. tooth_height controls how pronounced the click is, and body_length / body_width adjust the fit. Re-export the STL after editing and reslice.
If yours differs slightly, comment or remix. The parametric file is there so this can help as many Vantum owners as possible. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Herman Miller; "Vantum" is used only to identify the chair this fits.