Hedra – Headphones Holder

  • 6.00
Front view of the 3D printed headphone stand holding headphones, showing the lower finger-pull hole on the mesh plate.
The disassembled 3D printed components including the curved white main frame and two flat copper-colored side plates.
3D printed speckled white headphone stand with a copper-colored gyroid infill plate, holding brown headphones.
Front view of the 3D printed headphone stand holding headphones, showing the lower finger-pull hole on the mesh plate.
The disassembled 3D printed components including the curved white main frame and two flat copper-colored side plates.
Invented bySimona - simiu3d

Simona - simiu3d

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Description

Hedra is a sculptural 3D printable headphones holder designed to store your headphones with very little pressure on the ear pads while also avoiding unnecessary stress on the headband. The body gently narrows in the middle, so the headphones rest mainly on the headband instead of compressing the ear cushions. At the top, the support area is wide enough to distribute weight evenly, helping prevent sharp bends or pressure points on the headband during long-term storage. The design combines a structural frame with decorative infill plates. The plates intentionally expose the gyroid infill, turning a functional print structure into a visible design feature. Both plates click into the body without glue. The bottom plate includes a small access hole, allowing it to be pulled out easily, for example when cleaning dust from inside the holder or removing the plate. Dimensions: Overall size: 255 × 90 × 90 mm Minimum build plate size: 220.7 × 220.7 mm If your printer is slightly smaller, you can scale the model down by a few percent. Important: always scale all parts equally to ensure proper fit of the click-in plates.

$3.00 / month

Hedra – Headphones Holder

  • 6.00
Invented bySimona - simiu3d

Simona - simiu3d

View store

Description

Hedra is a sculptural 3D printable headphones holder designed to store your headphones with very little pressure on the ear pads while also avoiding unnecessary stress on the headband. The body gently narrows in the middle, so the headphones rest mainly on the headband instead of compressing the ear cushions. At the top, the support area is wide enough to distribute weight evenly, helping prevent sharp bends or pressure points on the headband during long-term storage. The design combines a structural frame with decorative infill plates. The plates intentionally expose the gyroid infill, turning a functional print structure into a visible design feature. Both plates click into the body without glue. The bottom plate includes a small access hole, allowing it to be pulled out easily, for example when cleaning dust from inside the holder or removing the plate. Dimensions: Overall size: 255 × 90 × 90 mm Minimum build plate size: 220.7 × 220.7 mm If your printer is slightly smaller, you can scale the model down by a few percent. Important: always scale all parts equally to ensure proper fit of the click-in plates.

$3.00 / month