Airpods clip
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Description
A compact, single-piece dual clip designed to snap onto the stems of AirPods Pro, holding the pair securely together without the charging case.
The inner bores feature flared entries at the top and bottom to guide the stems in smoothly, while the front openings are angled to flex just enough to let the earbuds snap in and out laterally. The design prints flat without supports and relies on the natural stiffness of the filament to grip the smooth plastic of the stems.
Remix Hooks
This geometry is essentially a tension spring—the fit relies on your printer's tolerances and the material you choose.
- Opening Gap (Currently 4.8 mm): If PLA snaps when inserting the earbuds, widen the inner points of the front slot.
- Inner Diameter (Currently 6.4 mm): Sized for a snug friction fit on the Pro stems. Dial this up slightly if using a very rigid material, or down if you want a tighter lock.
- Bridge Thickness (Currently 4.5 mm): Widen this if you want to attach a lanyard loop or carabiner hole to the center.
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