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A retro-terminal desk holder: a low, wide CRT-monitor-bezel plinth (complete with a
recessed screen panel and a debossed > prompt) with an oversized rectangular
text-cursor block rising from its top like a frozen "on" blink. Five blind holes
of increasing diameter are drilled into the block's top face in a diagonal,
back-left-to-front-right layout, each sized and chamfered for a specific
implement — stylus, pen, pencil, marker, highlighter. Single piece, flat-bed
print, no supports. (1 of 2)A retro-terminal desk holder: a low, wide CRT-monitor-bezel plinth (complete with a
recessed screen panel and a debossed > prompt) with an oversized rectangular
text-cursor block rising from its top like a frozen "on" blink. Five blind holes
of increasing diameter are drilled into the block's top face in a diagonal,
back-left-to-front-right layout, each sized and chamfered for a specific
implement — stylus, pen, pencil, marker, highlighter. Single piece, flat-bed
print, no supports. (2 of 2)
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Remix

Terminal Cursor Pen Holder

@natalya

A retro-terminal desk holder: a low, wide CRT-monitor-bezel plinth (complete with a recessed screen panel and a debossed > prompt) with an oversized rectangular text-cursor block rising from its top like a frozen "on" blink. Five blind holes of increasing diameter are drilled into the block's top face in a diagonal, back-left-to-front-right layout, each sized and chamfered for a specific implement — stylus, pen, pencil, marker, highlighter. Single piece, flat-bed print, no supports.

  • 3.94 × 3.23 × 4.69 in
  • 137.7 g
  • 8h 52m
  • 1 part
  • PETG
$15.29
Free shipping Nov 11
remix

Desk Pen And Stylus Organizer. Keep pens, pencils, a marker, highlighter, and stylus upright and separated on a desk or shelf. The retro CRT-bezel base gives a steady footprint while the cursor block's five graduated holes match each implement's diameter, so nothing rattles loose while you work.

A retro-terminal desk holder: a low, wide CRT-monitor-bezel plinth (complete with a
recessed screen panel and a debossed > prompt) with an oversized rectangular
text-cursor block rising from its top like a frozen "on" blink. Five blind holes
of increasing diameter are drilled into the block's top face in a diagonal,
back-left-to-front-right layout, each sized and chamfered for a specific
implement — stylus, pen, pencil, marker, highlighter. Single piece, flat-bed
print, no supports.

Five Graduated Holes. Five blind holes run diagonally across the block's top face, each sized and chamfered for one implement: a 0.37 in stylus hole 1.5 in deep, up through 0.43 in pen, 0.47 in pencil, and 0.55 in marker holes, to a 0.67 in highlighter hole reaching 2.4 in deep. Every mouth gets a 0.04 in chamfered lead-in for smooth insertion.

A retro-terminal desk holder: a low, wide CRT-monitor-bezel plinth (complete with a
recessed screen panel and a debossed > prompt) with an oversized rectangular
text-cursor block rising from its top like a frozen "on" blink. Five blind holes
of increasing diameter are drilled into the block's top face in a diagonal,
back-left-to-front-right layout, each sized and chamfered for a specific
implement — stylus, pen, pencil, marker, highlighter. Single piece, flat-bed
print, no supports.
A retro-terminal desk holder: a low, wide CRT-monitor-bezel plinth (complete with a
recessed screen panel and a debossed > prompt) with an oversized rectangular
text-cursor block rising from its top like a frozen "on" blink. Five blind holes
of increasing diameter are drilled into the block's top face in a diagonal,
back-left-to-front-right layout, each sized and chamfered for a specific
implement — stylus, pen, pencil, marker, highlighter. Single piece, flat-bed
print, no supports.

Retro CRT Bezel Base. The base mimics a CRT monitor bezel: a 2.4 x 0.6 in recessed screen panel framed by a raised lip, with a debossed command-line prompt glyph cut into its floor. A small square status-LED nub sits near the bottom right, and the back wall carries a gentle outward bulge like an old picture tube. Rounded corners echo the terminal's retro curves.

A retro-terminal desk holder: a low, wide CRT-monitor-bezel plinth (complete with a
recessed screen panel and a debossed > prompt) with an oversized rectangular
text-cursor block rising from its top like a frozen "on" blink. Five blind holes
of increasing diameter are drilled into the block's top face in a diagonal,
back-left-to-front-right layout, each sized and chamfered for a specific
implement — stylus, pen, pencil, marker, highlighter. Single piece, flat-bed
print, no supports.

One-Piece Printed Build. Printed as a single piece in one flat-bed run with no supports, the holder needs no assembly. A concave fillet blends the block into the base's top shelf, and the underside hides a tapered anti-tip cavity that keeps the holder's center of gravity low and steady on a desk.

A retro-terminal desk holder: a low, wide CRT-monitor-bezel plinth (complete with a
recessed screen panel and a debossed > prompt) with an oversized rectangular
text-cursor block rising from its top like a frozen "on" blink. Five blind holes
of increasing diameter are drilled into the block's top face in a diagonal,
back-left-to-front-right layout, each sized and chamfered for a specific
implement — stylus, pen, pencil, marker, highlighter. Single piece, flat-bed
print, no supports.
A retro-terminal desk holder: a low, wide CRT-monitor-bezel plinth (complete with a
recessed screen panel and a debossed > prompt) with an oversized rectangular
text-cursor block rising from its top like a frozen "on" blink. Five blind holes
of increasing diameter are drilled into the block's top face in a diagonal,
back-left-to-front-right layout, each sized and chamfered for a specific
implement — stylus, pen, pencil, marker, highlighter. Single piece, flat-bed
print, no supports.
A retro-terminal desk holder: a low, wide CRT-monitor-bezel plinth (complete with a
recessed screen panel and a debossed > prompt) with an oversized rectangular
text-cursor block rising from its top like a frozen "on" blink. Five blind holes
of increasing diameter are drilled into the block's top face in a diagonal,
back-left-to-front-right layout, each sized and chamfered for a specific
implement — stylus, pen, pencil, marker, highlighter. Single piece, flat-bed
print, no supports.

Specs.

Category—
Dimensions3.94 × 3.23 × 4.69 in
Weight137.7 g
Print time8h 52m
Parts1
MaterialPETG
CreatedAug 12, 2026
UpdatedAug 12, 2026
Views155

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