Headphones Hanger/Stand for standard American folding table
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This is a headphones hanger/stand I designed in FreeCAD that attaches to a standard American folding table top that is…
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This is a headphones hanger/stand I designed in FreeCAD that attaches to a standard American folding table top that is 16.7mm thick. It is designed with the Sony Studio Monitor MDR-7506 headphones in mind, but obviously any set of headphones should hang on it fine.
V2 UPDATE: Made some minor improvements. The inside edge of the clamp area is now contoured to fit the rounded edge of table top. It's still a really snug fit, and may require some tapping with a block of wood or rubber mallet to get it all the way on. Also, the top edge of the clamp is now rounded over where it meets the table top.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
i3 MK2S
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Yes
.15mm
Infill:
20%
Notes:
Printed in Maker Geeks PETG Sassy Silver filament.
Post-Printing
May need minor adjustments...
V2 UPDATE: Figured out how to turn on supports for bridging and now the underside of the clamp is a little cleaner. You may need a rubber mallet or block of wood to tap the piece into place all the way flush with the edge of the table. Also figured out how to correctly orient the part before exporting the STL file.
How I Designed This
V2 UPDATE: Figured out how to turn on supports for bridging and now the underside of the clamp is a little cleaner. You may need a rubber mallet or block of wood to tap the piece into place all the way flush with the edge of the table. Also figured out how to correctly orient the part before exporting the STL file.
About the design process...
I run Ubuntu as my primary desktop, so I have been teaching myself FreeCAD since there is a native Linux version.
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