So we got another mid-model to solve a real issue. I don't want to scratch my monitor over time by hanging my headset on it, so I decided to make a stand; at least it works. 

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This headset stand design is meant to function while keeping a low profile. The model displayed in the images was printed with a 25% cross-hatch infill and Creality PETG filament. The stand can support headsets, big or small, and charging/cables without forcing 

them to bend cables too much, which may cause damage. (The displayed headset is my Steelseries Arctis Nova 5)

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I know I get easily confused by file names, so I am going to break down each file I added. The base is the simple one; it is the base that connects to stand_A, which, if you do not need extra height, can connect to Top_A like in the first image. If you do need extra height on the stand, then print the base+stand_A and stand_B with Top_B that connects to Stand_B. (Hopefully this cleared stuff up instead of making it more confusing)

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My printing recommendations

I would suggest downloading and slicing with your own settings 

Print using a standard PLA or PETG material. An infill of around 20% will be sufficient to ensure stability and durability. Please ensure supports are chosen for the top part of the Model 

I would recommend a brim for printing the rods, but if you have really good bed adhesion, then you do you. 

For the supports, I recommend using tree supports set to organic generation, but truly, it will not change much

Also, the top piece should be loose enough to spin, but not so loose that it falls out easily,

Happy Printing!