Preferable dimensions of Harmonica neck holder

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I wanted to know ideal dimensions for using harmonica neck holder for multi-blind practice.

The previous one I bought in 2018 was very small in size, and when an A4 laminated sheet was magnetically attached, it would touch my nose. I could not assess from the online listings the dimensions that we need for comfortable multi-blind exec. I also want to put a larger paper (a tad smaller than A3), as the secondary blindfold, as I find A4 paper to be less secure in blocking potential peeping in all situations during multi-blind exec.

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Also, I want to check the feasibility of 3D printing a harmonica holder, (I do not plan to 3D print the wing nut, and springs, but rest of the parts can be printed)
 
I wanted to know ideal dimensions for using harmonica neck holder for multi-blind practice.

The previous one I bought in 2018 was very small in size, and when an A4 laminated sheet was magnetically attached, it would touch my nose. I could not assess from the online listings the dimensions that we need for comfortable multi-blind exec. I also want to put a larger paper (a tad smaller than A3), as the secondary blindfold, as I find A4 paper to be less secure in blocking potential peeping in all situations during multi-blind exec.

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Also, I want to check the feasibility of 3D printing a harmonica holder, (I do not plan to 3D print the wing nut, and springs, but rest of the parts can be printed)
I see.
You too are interested in playing the harmonica while doing Multi Blind.
 
I wanted to know ideal dimensions for using harmonica neck holder for multi-blind practice.

The previous one I bought in 2018 was very small in size, and when an A4 laminated sheet was magnetically attached, it would touch my nose. I could not assess from the online listings the dimensions that we need for comfortable multi-blind exec. I also want to put a larger paper (a tad smaller than A3), as the secondary blindfold, as I find A4 paper to be less secure in blocking potential peeping in all situations during multi-blind exec.

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Also, I want to check the feasibility of 3D printing a harmonica holder, (I do not plan to 3D print the wing nut, and springs, but rest of the parts can be printed)
I would say: 3x3x3
 
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