The headphone stand is a great and aesthetic way to organise your headphones. I wanted one for a while because I didn't like leaving my headphones just lying on the table. I looked them up online. There are so many of them some more beautiful than others. But for me, the issue was that these are expensive. So, why not make one myself? It's also a great way to recycle unused materials. Another good thing about making it yourself is that you can customise it in any way you want. I think all it needs to be is something that is T shape and base that could hold your headphones.

Supplies

Old headphones (we only need the headband)

Old desk lamp (for the base, socket and socket ring)

2 part epoxy resin glue

Something to mix glue with (like a popsicle stick)

Small container for mixing the glue (like a plastic cup from yogurt or sauce)

Safety gloves (mine are nitrile gloves)

Respirator (epoxy resin is toxic for your lungs so either use a respirator or work in a well-ventilated area)

Some old newspapers or catalogs

A screwdriver (for dismantling headphones and a lamp)

Step 1: Dismantle Your Old Headphones and a Lamp

I dismantled both lamp and headphones with a screwdriver. No electronics are left in the parts (except a bit of cable in the lamp tube).

Step 2: Stick the Lamp's Socket Ring to the Headband

First of all, I layed an old catalog on my working area and put on my safety gloves with a respirator. Then, I Mixed evenly my 2 part epoxy glue in a small container and applied it to the headband's center. After that, I stuck the socket ring on it. Lastly, I waited for 24 hours for it to be completely cured.