Harmonica Holder, a 3D-printed harmonica holder
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Harmonica Holder

A simple printed holder for standard 10-hole diatonic harmonicas

Designed by Tomek, published on Printables

CC BY-SA Commercial use OK Build info 3/5

Licence verified on Printables, 20 October 2026.

Fits
Most diatonic harmonicas (tested with Hohner Silverstar and Puck)
Hardware
None; printed bolts
Print
Standard settings, 0.2 mm layers
Difficulty
Easy
On Printables
70 likes · 867 downloads · 8 makes · 11 comments (as of 20 Oct 2026)

About the Harmonica holder

The designer couldn't find a harmonica holder on Printables, so made one. It's assembled entirely with printed bolts: two small bolts and two hinge bolts join the three main parts. The small bolts clamp the harmonica, so depending on the instrument it either presses straight in or needs the bolts loosening a little first.

It was tested with a Hohner Silverstar and some unbranded diatonics, and it even held a small Hohner Puck. Check the photos on Printables to see how it's meant to be worn or mounted ?. PLA works, and PETG should too.

What you'll need

Printed parts

  • 3 main parts
  • 2 small bolts
  • 2 hinge bolts

Bought parts

  • Nothing

Tools

  • Nothing

Build overview

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