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Headset Holder For Cubicle Walls and Office Desks

Keep your headphones tidy and within reach with a sturdy 3D printed headset holder that mounts cleanly on most cubicle walls and shelves

  • Universal fit opening is 37.5 mm for common partitions and rails
  • Space saver clears desk clutter for better workflow
  • No supports needed simple print setup with strong results
  • Office ready clean look that matches pro workspaces

Sizing and Print Tips

If bed adhesion is tricky add a brim for extra grip since the base footprint is slim Use PLA or PETG with 0.2 mm layer height 3 to 5 walls and 15 to 25 percent infill for durability

Why Choose MegaStar 3D Printing

  • Fast turnaround and pro quality control
  • Multiple color options plus size scaling on request
  • Perfect for offices studios gaming setups and call centers
  • Gift ready packaging available on request

Creator Credit and Original Model

Full credit to the original creator on MakerWorld View the source model here Headset Holder on MakerWorld

Sell In Your Store and Bulk Orders

We can produce this headset holder for retail resale in your own store We do accept bulk orders wholesale pricing and branded packaging on request

Quick Specs

Recommended material PLA or PETG

Layer height 0.2 mm

Infill 15 to 25 percent

Walls 3 to 5

Partition opening 37.5 mm

Supports not required

Order With Confidence

Printed by MegaStar 3D Printing in the USA Each order is inspected before shipment Satisfaction is always our goal

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Disclaimer

The products sold on MegaStar3DPrinting.com are designed by other artists from MakerWorld. We include links to the free commercial license product pages for every item. Please note, we do not have the resources to vet every product for copyright infringement and quality control.

By purchasing from our store, you understand that you are paying for the filament and the time it takes to print the item. MegaStar 3D Printing holds no liability for any maldesigned items or issues related to the original design.

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