Pivoting shower curtain rod bracket

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Human: Update: Designed and printed smaller STL files for parts that wouldn't preview. We've encountered unusual walls in the men's room at work, making it challenging to install a normal tension rod for an extra shower curtain. This prevents us from creating a changing area outside the stall shower effectively. To address this issue, I came up with these pivoting brackets to allow the rod to be mounted across the area at an angle, maximizing our space. To assemble them, we use self-tapping screws, keeping them slightly loose initially. This enables the mount to pivot freely until it's in place and securely screwed into the wall. Snug down the pivot screws if you want a tighter fit, but this is optional. The pivot screws can be removed for easy curtain rod removal if necessary. Our office installed one of those versatile curtain rods that expand to desired lengths when twisted. We cut off the rubber bumpers from both ends to accommodate them in the socket mounts provided by these pivoting brackets.