Design Concept

The Swing-Axis Headphone Dock is designed for efficiency and style, providing a secure station for your headphones with a modern aesthetic. This allows you to "swing" your headphones back under your desk when not in use, and then "swing" your headphones back out when in use so that you can easily grab them. This was designed to be as small as possible to take up as little desk space as possible, and in the process using minimal filament.

Function

It serves as a rotating stand for headphones, helping to keep your desk organized while also protecting your headphones from potential damage.

Printing Recommendations

Use PLA, ABS, or PETG (The gaps are big enough so PETG should spin and not stick to itself) for durability. Print with a layer height of 0.2mm and ensure adequate supports are used to maintain the structure's integrity. Print with an infill of around 10-15% to ensure that the model can support the headphones and not snap (hasn't snapped yet and I printed at %5 infill but print in at least 10% to be safe) Print in this orientation with tree supports turned on for the Print in Place feature to work correctly:

Assembly Instructions

The design is a single-piece construction, so no additional assembly is needed apart from the necessary supports during printing. Only thing to do is screw this underneath your desk: align the outer screw hole "ear" with the edge of your desk as that should maximize the "swing"

Swing-Axis Headphone Dock

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill