Two Part (glued) Basic Shower Hooks

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This is a simple variation of the reasonably plain S-hooks that snap together. However, this one is designed to be glued instead. Additionally, you could glue non-printed items to them, like seashells or whatever catches your fancy. This design also avoids the stress mark that occurs when my tab & socket version were pressed together too tightly. (First picture, I don't have a photo here of the glued one's fronts) The hook parts come in three different angles, choose one that works for your facing piece. A is intended to be pretty vertical. C will have the curtain hang off the facing piece the most. B is somewhere in the middle. The curtain is going to hang from the center of where it pulls on the S hook. You can support me by liking one of my droid pages on YouTube or Facebook. Http://Facebook.com/myL3G0 or Http://Facebook.com/LegoBB8 Print Settings Printer: FlashForge Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Medium Infill: 15% (S hooks) Notes: The faces I printed with supports to hold the middle up a bit. The hooks are intended to be printed without support. Mine didn't fit together perfectly cleanly, you may need to clean them a hair, but I just jammed them together and glued them. You might want to try one of the A, B & C (or at least A & C) versions to see how they hang and if you like that effect. My "real" store-bought hangers are similar to the B & C versions, so the curtain gets pressed up against the face and pulls on that. That causes the face to point toward the floor a little. I designed the A hanger so that the face could be vertical and not at an angle. For my ABS, a drop of superglue was sufficient to connect the two. If you don't want glue, look at the thing this was remixed from, reasonably plain S-hooks You can support me by liking one of my droid pages on YouTube or Facebook. Http://YouTube.com/myL3G0 or Http://YouTube.com/LegoBB8