Typical Door Wedge

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My door wouldn't stop slamming shut due to uneven air pressure whenever others opened or closed their own doors. The problem was even more infuriating since my door had a mind of its own and seemed to have a personal vendetta against me. Frustrated with constantly bumping my toes on the heavy stone doorstop, I decided it was time for a change. So, I created this alternative solution that would put an end to my door's relentless slamming. Printing at 0.2 layer height took two hours, but switching to 0.3 layer height reduced the printing time to just over one hour and five minutes. I tested the durability of my creation by attempting to crush it in my hands, but even with a minimalist design featuring only two perimeters and 15% infill, it wasn't until I delivered a well-placed hammer strike that it finally cracked. It was a small victory, but a satisfying one nonetheless.