Seb's hook (for doors, walls, no visible screw)

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My wife asked for a hook to hang her bathrobe. I didn't want to see screws, so I created this solution. It worked like a charm after trying it out. To use it, you screw the round peg part into the wall or door, making sure it's securely attached to a stud in the wall with proper hardware on a door. If you don't, the hook will simply fall out. Next, slide the hook part onto the peg and screw from the top to secure the cosmetic part to the peg part. The hook should fit snugly onto the peg, but if it's too tight due to printer tolerances, just sand down the ridges until it fits smoothly. Print the STL file as is with support. If you print it without support, make sure not to use thick layers, as the side facing out will be rounded and may look blocky. I printed mine at .15mm, which was okay, but I'll try a lower layer height next time. If you want to use this hook for something heavy, try printing it right-side up with supports, turning the part as it will be when in use. This will make the part stronger and may give the front a smoother look. If you like my design or think it's cool, click the like button! I appreciate your likes, collections, and comments.