Mjolnir, Thors hammer, Toilet Paper holder

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What a more fitting place to imagine yourself as the God of Thunder than on the solitude of your own restroom? Loud thunder rolls outside. Pounding rain pounds against the roof. Cries of war echo through the air. Massive explosions boom in the distance, all to your heart's content. The small bracket attaches to the cabinet or wall with its pointed end facing upwards. Then Mjolnir simply slides onto the bracket. In my head, I added some spherical voids to help speed up the printing process. Perhaps if you wanted to, you could pause the print and fill them with sand or rocks or whatever, adding weight to keep it stable on your countertop. You could do this without the added weight, but it would slide around more easily. The runes are all Elder Futhark. If you're interested in learning more about them, I obtained my information from The Sons of Vikings. Thank you, guys. Check out their website at https://sonsofvikings.com/blogs/history/viking-runes-guide-runic-alphabet-meanings-nordic-celtic-letters. EDIT: I didn't like the way the voids were printing. I think they actually took longer than just infill. So, I went back and created one large cylindrical void. According to Cura, this cut about six hours off the print time. You'll need to set up a support blocker in it or Cura will fill it in. I also blocked the hole for the handle, as circles like that usually print well without supports. However, you may need some support for the runes on the side. I've included a picture of my support blocker as an example. The new version with the larger void is called Mjolnir-BigVoid.stl. A huge thank you to everyone in the 3D Printing Useful Things! Facebook group for inspiring me with this idea. Check out their page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/608845186127310. THE BEER-WARE LICENSE (Revision 42): This file was created by kwg08 on Thingiverse. As long as you keep this notice, you can do whatever you want with this stuff for non-profit uses only. If we meet someday and you think this stuff is worth it, you can buy me a beer in return.