Right, I’ve reverted my site, it should look like before now.
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Headphone stand is done. Spent 10h, 43m, 37s printing the main body yesterday. Face plate came out looking pretty bad, so I reprinted it with a different orientation today so that it matches the texture of the rest of the stand. Mounting the whole thing was a pain, had to move my entire desk just to get to the corner I needed. It works just as intended and is so much more compact. Now I just need to finish off the Thunderbolt dock and to design a new pen pot and the overall desk project should be done.
This is by far the tallest thing I’ve printed, I was only 16mm off the vertical limit of my printer.
The back of the ‘crown’ is a little awkward, but you can’t see it when it’s mounted.
All the parts (with the bad face plate).
New face plate.
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I also shot a timelapse of yesterday’s print.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bq-QAY1SM82HtBJ68xBmYE5uxd-YgQST/view?usp=sharing
STEP and STL files as well as a document with general notes (basic dimensions, screws used, etc…).
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1u6arFvSrdHc-ut1pyfyiDKcOaqFzbU5d?usp=sharing
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Been designing the pen pot / desk organiser for the past couple of days. Finished printing yesterday (main body took ~14h). Installed it earlier today. The lid doesn’t close all the way because I forgot to account for vertical / thickness tolerances, but it’s good enough for me. Bottom face came out looking terrible again. I really need to re-level my bed at some point. Now the only thing left is the top of the Thunderbolt dock which I’m actually kind of dreading, designing it will be a pain.
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I like it very very much!! 
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It’s not perfect, but it gets the job done.
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Same, looks great. Your desk is becoming more black though 
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That’s the point, I want it minimalist and black.
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