crate barrel shower curtain 3d models

Upon receiving our new shower curtain, we quickly realized that we only had one curtain hook available. However, with access to a 3D printer, this proved to be more than sufficient. Below is a digital replica of the original metal hook. I printed it...

These are two piece curtain hooks that will work with most standard shower curtains. The hook and chip attach with a small hole in the back.</p> <p>No glue or hardware is required.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>No special print settings required....

When the new shower curtain showed up, we relized we only had one curtain hook.. Which is all you need if you have a 3D printer! This is a copy of the metal hook we had. I printed it at 20% to give it a little extra strenght. ...So far its working...

... unconventional approach. I designed and printed a custom holder that would keep my shower curtain securely in place without making any holes. ...This ingenious solution has saved me from the hassle of dealing with messy drills and unsightly mounts.

A basic design was perfect for my needs but if you're looking to make one yourself, version 3.2 has some variations worth checking out - version 3.1 would be better suited for a large shower curtain or one with heavy fabric. ...I'm curious to see all...

... Minions fix the issue, feel free to try out my customizer. Craft your own unique shower curtain ring based on the original factory-made version or personalize it using OpenSCAD parameters. ...Don't forget to let me know when you've made one!

... stability and peace of mind. Instructions 3D-printed from durable PLA plastic using a Makerbot Replicator II, these shower curtain rings are engineered to last with a precise 0.2mm layer thickness that provides optimal durability and stability.

People often find themselves frustrated by shower curtain rods that consistently fall, either due to loosening tension or an unfortunate lack of excitement. However, this issue can be addressed with the right solution. The rod mounts in question were...

I'm getting fed up with my shower curtain rod constantly falling down, whether it's due to lost tension or some mischievous force at play - I'll spare Satan the blame for now. What really matters is that these curtain rod holders are designed...

Use this to reinforce the holes in an inexpensive plastic shower curtain! Prints in one piece with a hinge to fold and snap in place. I built this for a curtain with holes centred 15mm from top. Has an 8mm hole for the curtain hanger, curtain needs...

Here are a couple shower curtain rod mounts I designed and printed this evening. The holes and countersinks were specifically tailored for use with drywall screws. Print Settings Printer: Wombot ...

This device ensures that your shower curtain's bottom is snug against the wall, preventing water from seeping out on the side of the tub. ...It fits various suction cups with specific dimensions, including the neck diameter and head diameter of the cup...

The creator of this model designed it specifically for manufacturing replacement shower curtain rings. The initial dimensions of the product are 57.40 x 40.40 x 4.00 millimeters in length, width and height respectively. ...A critical feature of the...

The shower curtain was flimsy, so I printed instead of risking damage to the tile by drilling into it. The print requires support, which is best achieved when laid flat on its back. Print time came in at approximately one hour and forty-five minutes,...

Needed some S hooks for my shower curtain to replace some missing ones so I modelled these in FreeCAD. Print instructionsYou want these to be solid for strength so print with 10 perimeters to make them fully solid. ... (Works better than 100% infill...

Wife's shower curtain rod was no longer staying stuck to the wall, so I took matters into my own hands and crafted some clever little holders to give it a snug fit. ...Looks like someone underestimated me; I've got some handy skills hidden beneath this...

To create a stylish bathroom, consider purchasing a new shower curtain. This simple yet effective change will make a significant impact on your bathroom's appearance and can easily be swapped out to match seasonal décor or personal preferences. ...Make...

The reinforcement is provided by the metal rings in your shower curtain if they rip out. This creates a larger area of contact. ...There's no need for glue; the two halves simply snap together seamlessly, thanks to my printer settings and material.

Slide the first piece over your shower curtain, then place the other on the wall. Glue in place with hotglue.I glued these magnets into the holes: https://amzn.to/3ww7JyIPrinted on Ender 3 Max, 15% infill, 2mm layer height.This object was made in...

We recently needed a bracket to hold a shower curtain rod up in our laundry room for drying cloths. I thought about buying one, however, quickly designing and printing this saved me a trip to the store and was much cheaper than buying one. ...Works...

Replacement for lost shower curtain rings.&nbsp;Print SettingsPrinter: Prusa I3 MK3SSupports:NOInfill: 20%Layer height: 0.20mm

... If you need an extra option, I've recently added a 3rd design called U_Shape.STL by popular demand - this can be used to hold a curtain or multiple curtains without hooks. Simply install the curtain onto the u-shape before installing the roller.

These supports will help keep the shower curtain rod on the wall instead of the floor. Made in TinkerCAD. These will fit a 60mm curtain rod end without scaling. ...The plugs fit snuggly with no need for glue.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3>...

This thing is for those cheap curtain poles that droop down at the corner, causing the shower curtain to slide away from the wall, leading to a gap and potentially a soggy floor. This thing simply clips snugly over the pole (approx 20mm diameter),...

This clip can prevent your shower curtain from coming off of the hook. It locks the curtain onto the hook. Simply snap the clip onto the hook. I used PETG for its flexibility and toughness. I used Solutech clear PETG. PLA may work as well, but I did...

So, I built these tiny supports to hold up an extendable shower curtain rod, eliminating the need to overtighten it. This keeps the rod secure no matter how much weight or downward force is applied. Works with rods like: https://amzn.to/2xq0WbN...

... I opted to print with supports, but I suspect you can probably get away without them given the overhangs associated. My infill was set to 20%, enough to structurally support but still give it enough flexibility to clip onto the shower curtain rod.

Designed the caps for wall mounting of the metal bar that holds the shower curtain as well as an adapter for those who have 2 pieces of bars instead of a long one (diameter of the metal bar is 23mm). ...You have to print 2 caps for wall mounting and 1...

I created a removable shower curtain hanger using a 3D printer. It was built in segments (requiring MB2, Medium/High settings) and needed support for the rod segment. To assemble, I used super glue gel. Although it bends slightly under load, I...

I'm really fond of my shower curtain hooks, but I've got one major complaint - they're way too prone to ripping through the plastic curtain liner. To fix this issue, I designed and printed some simple reinforcement strips that make all the...