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Under desk mount for FiiO headphone amplifier (E10K, E10K-TC, etc). A tab allows the amp to be retained in place, but still easily removed when desired. All of the amp's ports and controls remain accessible when the device is mounted.
Print Details: Overture PLA, Black .4 nozzle, .2 layer height 15% infill no supports I used 4 M3 16mm long screws to mount to the underside of my desk. DAC friction fits in the mount, and abuts the stop in the rear of the mount.
For mounting a Fiio E10K under (or on top of?) a desk. Differences from the original: Increased height to also accomodate for the rubber feet Bigger knob cutout for convenience (style 2) Slots for coutersank screws A bit smaller…
Desk mount with 4mm screw holes for the FiiO E10K Olympus 2. I used some 3.5mm wood screws Print with a brim if it doesn't stick to the bed.
NOT MY MODEL, ORIGINAL MODEL MADE BY https://www.thingiverse.com/GromMaker. Original description: Bracket allowing you to secure your Fiio E10K to a desktop using two small screws. It slides in with a slight interference fit, but can be…
I really liked hellobritt's Under Desk Mount for the FiiO E10K, but I wanted it to be on the desk, so I created this simple remix in PrusaSlicer 2.8.0. Just load the .3mf file into the sIicer and get to printing (or change the parameters…
Elevate your audio experience while decluttering your workspace with our 3D-printed under-desk mount for the FiiO E10K DAC. Designed for seamless integration with the DAC's original rubber standoffs, this mount ensures stability and easy…
remix of that one with screw holes - now you can attach adhesive strips to the side instead if you like that better.
I had this printed at Detroit 3D Manufacturing via Craftcloud in black PETG at 60% infill (to give it some weight). I have the original E10K (micro-USB), but there is a newer E10K-TypeC (USB-C) which I have not tested, but I believe it is…
I had this printed at Detroit 3D Manufacturing via Craftcloud in black PETG at 60% infill (to give it some weight). I have the original E10K (micro-USB), but there is a newer E10K-TypeC (USB-C) which I have not tested, but I believe it is…
