Multiboard Headset / Headphones Holder by CaliperDaddyMakerWorld: Download Free 3D Models

CaliperDaddy

Household>Office

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Print Profile(3)

All

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

H2D

with Bolt Locked Multipoints

Designer

1.8 h

1 plate

5.0(10)

No Mounting Hardware

Designer

1.4 h

1 plate

5.0(2)

with Small Thread Multipoints

Designer

1.5 h

1 plate

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

156

Released

Description

This Multiboard Headset/Headphone Holder is bassed off of my Wall Mounted Headphone Holder uses multi-points to mount to the multiboard and provides a strong connection. I've included multiple profiles, some with multiboard mounting hardware options and one without. I'd suggest using two multipoints aligned vertically to hold the headset holder. Be careful with the orientation of your multipoints to ensure that they are wide horizontally (flat sides should be top and bottom).

To learn more about the Multiboard system go here: https://www.multiboard.io/

Included Mounting Options Are:

Small Thread Multipoint
Big Thread Multipoint
Bolt Locked Multipoint with Moderate Weightbearing Snap

multiboard attachment

Comment & Rating (20)

@MostCromulent

Boosted

Print Profile

with Bolt Locked Multipoints

Does exactly what it says on the tin and looks great doing it. Your print names/descriptions make me laugh a lot, too.

The profile uploader has replied

@CaliperDaddy

Haha. Right on thanks! Nice to hear. Thanks for the boosts!

@user_3911972284

Very sturdy. Been using it as a hook for this backpack (~3kg) for a couple of weeks already. Printed the holder and the bolt lock connectors in PETG, and they seem to be holding up to the weight very well.

The designer has replied

@CaliperDaddy

That's a cool use for it! Glad it's working for you!

@MrMM

Print Profile

with Bolt Locked Multipoints

Really good headphone holder, I have made two one for my headphones and another one for my earprotection.

@david.hind

Print Profile

with Bolt Locked Multipoints

No issue with printing.

@killerkater7

Print Profile

with Bolt Locked Multipoints

nice model and no issues with printing.

@FuzzyWuzzy00

with the included hardware, do the multipoints just fit into the X part of the back of the mount? (I'm still pretty new to the multiboard stuff and knowing what connects to what has been a challenge)

The designer has replied

@CaliperDaddy

There are so many options with multipoints and I agree that it gets confusing! Both it's strength and a drawback to the Multiboard in my opinion is just how many types of parts there are! The print profile with small thread multipoints allows you to thread multipoints directly into the board and then just slide the headset holder onto them. The other profile with hardware requires you to put a plug into the back of a snap, and then screw the multipoints in from the front. Again the headset holder slides onto them from above. I'll link you to yet another simple option shortly in another comment. I think it would all be fairly clear once you printed it and the hardware is very light on filament to print if you found you had the wrong option for your application.

@CaliperDaddy

This is another simple mounting option: https://thangs.com/designer/Multiboard/3d-model/Pegboard%2520Click%2520-%2520Multipoint%2520Rail-1123315

@CaliperDaddy

Here is the Multipoint section of the Multiboard website: https://www.multiboard.io/parts-library/multipoint/multipoints

@squidfrenzy

Boosted

Love this!

@user_1339351228

Print Profile

with Bolt Locked Multipoints

works good.

@user_2966752655

Print Profile

with Bolt Locked Multipoints

@cherrymintrose

Print Profile

with Bolt Locked Multipoints

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