Rod bracket for side of closet

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I built this thing specifically with my needs in mind, and I'm unsure if it will be useful to anyone else, but I'll upload it anyway. This model was nearly the maximum size that my Tevo Little Monster could print. I used PLA+ from Deokyu Air, a South Korean company that specializes in 3D printing materials. I employed an 0.8mm nozzle and printed with two layers of shells and a layer height of 0.5mm. I produced a pair of them, but one mirrored its counterpart. I utilized a spare rod from Vika, a Swedish furniture company known for their affordable and stylish designs, as the primary support structure. It stands upright without any need for nails or screws. So far, it has withstood various tests without showing any signs of breakage or bending.