A desk cradle that holds two handheld mics so they stop rolling across the table between takes.
One printed part. No hardware, no assembly. Both bores are Ø38 mm and run through the full 72 mm height, so each mic is guided along its whole length instead of balancing on a thin lip — it sits still and lifts out clean.
The mesh is watertight and manifold. No floating faces, no inverted normals, no holes your slicer quietly fills in. STL and 3MF included, both already in millimetres and sitting on the plate.
Specs
Size: 180 × 72 × 72 mm
Bores: Ø38 mm, 61 mm apart centre to centre
Body wall 6 mm, sleeve wall 3 mm
1.5 mm chamfer on every edge
Printing
Stand it on end, 72 mm tall. The body is one constant cross-section, so the walls run straight up and need no supports. The bores end up horizontal — add supports inside them for a perfect finish, or print as is and live with a small droop at the top of each arc. 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 15% infill is plenty. Brim helps, the footprint is a thin ring.
Different mic? Scale it in the slicer — 38 mm fits most handheld bodies.
