Wave Sunglasses Holder Rack Wall-Mount
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Description
A parametric wave-style sunglasses holder designed in OpenSCAD.
This rack mounts vertically on a wall and holds multiple sunglasses by resting them in elegant wave-shaped slots.
The design is fully customizable using parameters — you can change the number of waves, their width/height, thickness, tilt, and more.
The waves are angled forward so your sunglasses naturally rest against the rack, preventing slipping.
Features:
- Wave-style design with configurable number of slots
- Back plate for wall-mounting (screws or adhesive tape)
- Parametric control of width, height, depth, thickness, tilt angle, and resolution
- Angled cut at the bottom to match the wave tilt
- Prints support-free (recommended orientation: back plate vertical for additional strength)
Perfect for organizing multiple sunglasses in a stylish way!
Parameters Guide
You can open the Customize and adjust these parameters to create your perfect sunglasses rack:
- num_waves → number of sunglasses slots (default = 4)
- wave_width → horizontal width of each wave (mm). Larger = wider slots.
- wave_height → amplitude of wave (mm). Larger = deeper curves.
- depth → how far the rack sticks out from the wall (mm).
- wall_thick → thickness of the back plate (mm).
- line_thick → thickness of the wave strip (mm).
- resolution → smoothness of the wave curve (steps per wave). Higher = smoother.
- tilt_angle → angle in degrees; positive = wave leans downward, negative = leans upward.
- join_overlap → small overlap (mm) to ensure the wave fuses cleanly with the back plate.
Example:
- num_waves = 4 → 4 sunglasses slots
- wave_width = 60 → each slot 60 mm wide
- wave_height = 15 → gentle wave curve
- tilt_angle = 5 → front edge tilted slightly downward
Print Settings
- Material: PETG, PLA+ or PLA (PETG recommended for strength and heat resistance)
- Layer Height: 0.2 mm
- Wall Line Count: 3+ for strength
- Infill: 20–30%
- Supports: Not required (design is support-free)
- Bed Adhesion: Standard (brim optional for large racks)
Mounting
- You can mount using screws through the back plate (add holes if desired).
- Or use strong double-sided adhesive tape for a no-drill solution.
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License
You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees.
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