What desk thickness will the clamp fit?
Documented on the DIY Prototype Desk Clamp for Headphones using build
Published March 28, 2026
Adjust the threaded rod or clamp jaw opening to match your desk thickness.
Full Answer
Adjust the threaded rod or clamp jaw opening to match your desk thickness. In the build you can size the clamp jaw or use a longer threaded rod to accommodate thicker desks; ensure the base plate and jaw have clearance for your desk edge.
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