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Create a short video to share with others about this process. 

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Create a short video to share with others about this process. 

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Draw a picture of what your new design might look like. You can do this on paper or with tech. Add the image here using the Share-row Up.

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Draw a picture of what your new design might look like. You can do this on paper or with tech. Add the image here using the Share-row Up.

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Please begin by explaining what you are trying to solve. What is currently NOT working with the headphone organization?

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Please begin by explaining what you are trying to solve. What is currently NOT working with the headphone organization?

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Answer by clicking on the + sign and then typing. You may use bullet points or complete sentences, but please check your spelling and grammar.

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Rework the top three models to create an even better prototype.

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Rework the top three models to create an even better prototype.

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Based on the reviews from the students, the top 3 models were chosen (they had the most green responses from the most students). These three models were then re-designed by students in teams of 4 or 5. These models were then reworked in Tinkercad.

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Review the models based on the rubric we created. 

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Review the models based on the rubric we created. 

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Each student gave feedback on 5 models from their classmates on the 4 criteria. This is our class averages for all the models. Green is the ideal characteristics, yellow is an acceptable solution, red indicates that the model won't work in our classroom.

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Now build your model in Tynkercad. Make sure that you check your measurements! Post a screenshot of your model here, again using the Share-row.

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Now build your model in Tynkercad. Make sure that you check your measurements! Post a screenshot of your model here, again using the Share-row.

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Find a model or two that you think could be good starting points for your design. Make sure they are editable (that the license allows for modification!)

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Find a model or two that you think could be good starting points for your design. Make sure they are editable (that the license allows for modification!)

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Include the URL of the design here by clicking on the Link.

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Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects

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Download files and build them with your 3D printer, laser cutter, or CNC. Thingiverse is a universe of things.

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Just setting the headphones down makes them really hard to find

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I think that each headphone set or earbud should have its own box of a color. You would be assigned a color.

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Needed a way to manage the stock iPhone 7 Headphones with the Lightning plug. Saw a great design by ThinkeHuxter and made the necessary changes to make it work for the new version of the Apple headphones.

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Everybody make an example and we take a vote

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I thing we should get a box 📦. And divide the box in squares and one box for rectangles and then the headphones go in the squares and the password cards go in the rectangle

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There is nun

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WE SHOULD MAKE LITTLE BOXS AND HAVE A PICTURE OF A ANIMAL ON YOUR BOX AND THAT IS YOUR BOX

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We are trying to solve the headphones 🎧 because they are all tangled and a mess....................

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We can put them in buckets

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It is a very big mess

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It needs shefs

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THAT WE JUST THROW THEM WITHOUT CARE AND IT ENDS UP A MESS

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THAT WE JUST THROW THEM WITHOUT CARE AND IT ENDS UP A MESS

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We need plastic baskets and other items to.

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The headphones are all messed up and we can not find them. 

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The headphones are all messed up and we can not find them. 

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V4: Version 4 added a countersink hole for mounting with drywall screws. V3: Version 3 was created based on a comment from MakerMucilli: Add a second screw hole below the support to prevent it from swaying. V2: Version 2 wouldn't require supports and the end detail looks a little more refined.

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Peoples head phons there all mixed up

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Desk Mount Headphone Holder / Mount / Clamp by mistertech

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UPDATE 28JAN2018: I have added a "WIDE" version that can accommodate headphone headbands up to 55mm wide. The original model accommodates headphone headbands to 45mm wide. UPDATE: The "Long" version of the screw could grip on to a 1mm table. It's overkill but I wanted to ensure people had a choice that would work.

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It makes it impossible to find them

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This design was inspired by Skalla_J's spool storage boxes, but for Hatchbox spools. The hatchbox spools are roughly the same outer diameter, but the inner diameter is different from the original design. Additionally, the hatchbox spools have four sets of holes for holding the end of the filament.

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Headphone Stand (Laser Cut) by Jonathan_K1906

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I designed this stand so that I can keep my headphones nearby when I need them when working at my desk. It actually turned out better than I envisioned in my mind because it held both of my headphones, it did not slide around on my desk, and the support arm did not bend much.

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It’s all mest up

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Monster Mouth Headphone Holder - Clampable by philbarrenger

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UPDATE June 2020 New improved model here:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4445088 Old information below: Headphone holder for attaching to a desk or shelf. It's a variation on my original design:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1644192 but with a screw in clamp that allows you to adjust to a shelf with a max depth of 45mm.

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It is all over the classroom

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Super Simple to print trays and holder. 1,2,4 compartment trays. Can & SD card for scale.
Internal tray dimensions:
77mm x 55mm
38mm x 55mm x2
38mm x 27mm x4

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I needed a headphone holder to organize my stray headphones, so I designed this simple headphone holder. It isn’t meant to be glamorous, it’s just meant to clean up your work space. The design works by hooking on to a thin surface-less than 1/2 an inch-and uses two hooks to hold two pairs of headpho…

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Desk Mount Headphone Holder / Mount / Clamp by mistertech

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UPDATE 28JAN2018: I have added a "WIDE" version that can accommodate headphone headbands up to 55mm wide. The original model accommodates headphone headbands to 45mm wide. UPDATE: The "Long" version of the screw could grip on to a 1mm table. It's overkill but I wanted to ensure people had a choice that would work.

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Cute 3D Printable Penguin/Baby Penguin with Drawer Organizer Secret Compartment by larryqiann

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Hi This is a penguin art piece that has a functional component - its belly is designed to be printed separately from the main penguin body, and slides out to expose a storage compartment. No latching mechanism is provided, so adding some tape or material to the bottom may be helpful.

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Headphone Holder / Support de casque by spinosT

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EN: Headphone holder, printable in 3 or 2 parts if you already have a tube (highly recommended) of 10mm or 12mm of diameter and ~ 260mm long. Minimum size of the printer tray : 200*160mm FR: Support de casque, imprimable en 3 ou 2 parties si vous avez déjà un tube (très recommandé) de 10mm ou 12mm de diamètre et ~260mm de long.

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Download files and build them with your 3D printer, laser cutter, or CNC. Thingiverse is a universe of things.

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Headphone stand - Adjustable headphone stand for your desk by AnasAlam

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A small headphone stand which clamps on to the side of your desk. I recommend to first print the thread test and see whether the threads works or not, depending on your printer you might want to scale down the "bolt" for it to work.

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I found a nice Lion sculpture but it wasn't solid or printable. I used MeshMixer (free at http://www.meshmixer.com) to fill holes and used the ''Make Solid'' tool. I also oriented and scaled the model and added a ridged hole in the back so it can easily hang on the wall.

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Just in time for Christmas, The Alberta Moose is the perfect print for the holidays. As tall as it is majestic, this model is printable without additional support. A support structure is built into the model in order to print it's bell, but the rack is printable without support.

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Headphone Stand (Laser Cut) by Jonathan_K1906

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I designed this stand so that I can keep my headphones nearby when I need them when working at my desk. It actually turned out better than I envisioned in my mind because it held both of my headphones, it did not slide around on my desk, and the support arm did not bend much.

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A bucket

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Rc Roof rack two versions with light buckets by storm4710

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just designed a roof rack for my CR-01 Hummer H2 with light buckets for 6x 3mm leds theres two versions of the rack the WIP is without the hummer logo the v2 is with