My best 3D print wasn’t a PC mod, but it replaced five failed commercial solutions
My desk is a dedicated testing ground for new consumer technology, and a workbench for endless tinkering with mechanical keyboards, 3D prints, and the occasional fountain pen. In the process, I consume oodles of video content, necessitating good headphones. After years of tolerating the fragility of mass-market cans and earbuds, I finally built custom 3D-printed headphones from the Variable Openmod project. They are bulky, unapologetically modular, and I refuse to hide them in a corner when not in use.
My desk is a dedicated testing ground for new consumer technology, and a workbench for endless tinkering with mechanical keyboards, 3D prints, and the occasional fountain pen. In the process, I consume oodles of video content, necessitating good headphones. After years of tolerating the fragility of mass-market cans and earbuds, I finally built custom 3D-printed headphones from the Variable Openmod project. They are bulky, unapologetically modular, and I refuse to hide them in a corner when not in use.
John Doe
New York
New York
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