A simple headphone holder for the ClampDock system. I created this because my basic screw and clamp 3D printed holder for my headphones quite frankly sucked. As soon as I saw the ClampDock system this was the first idea that came to mind.

There are two files, one with the built-in support, one without. If you choose the one without, you will likely end up with a part that doesn't snap in strong enough to the dock. If the built-in support isn't working for you, use manual grid supports on the little nub overhangs.

For a 0.4mm nozzle follow the recommended settings:

• Layer Height = 0.2mm
• Line Width = 0.4mm
• Wall Count = 4 (1.6mm)
• Top and Bottom Layer Count = 5
• Wall Generator = Arachne
• Infill = 40% (Cubic)
• Brim = Should not be needed
• Support = No

For a 0.6mm nozzle I used the below settings:

• Layer Height = 0.3mm
• Wall Count = 3 (~1.8mm)
• Top and Bottom Layer Count 5
• Arachne (necessary)
• Infill 40% Gyroid
• Brim for ABS highly recommended, other materials, not so much.
• Support = No

I printed my entire ClampDock system with ABS. I did this because ABS slightly outperforms PETG & massively outperforms PLA in terms of creep. I also used a 0.6mm nozzle, thanks to arachne we are able to use 0.6mm even in cases where a 0.4mm is optimal. I would also like to say I am quite fond of the ClampDock system and hope it grows. There is a lot of potential here.