Shower head holder Replacement part.

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The shower head holder in my student apartment has been out of commission forever. People kept complaining about it, so I decided to give them a glimpse into the world of 3D printing by creating this replacement part using AutoCAD. Print Settings Printer: K8200 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3 mm layer height Infill: 40% Notes: I printed it the normal way and then flipped it. The flipped one turned out best, with support material that was much easier to remove. It even looked better in the end. To take care of the support, I simply used a flat head screwdriver. Occasionally, I need some fine pliers to help pry stuff apart. But overall, the flathead is my go-to for this task because it fits snugly between the part and the support material. How I Designed This I brought the broken part with me, and then took precise measurements using a calliper.