December 29, 2020
Description
I created this to attach to the side of my house (where there isn't guttering) to hang our Christmas lights up (Merry Christmas by the way!).
It has 2 screw holes, but you might find you only need to use a single one. The screw holes are about 2mm wide and countersunk. These are the screws I used, they are super cheap at £3.35 for 200 of them - https://amzn.to/39eSs7K ( Pozi wood screws 3.0 X 15mm pack of 200 )
I've printed this and it comes off great, waiting for a ladder to arrive while the I print a bed of 30 of them and then it's time to put them up! I'll add some pictures once it's finished.
Included files are:
I created this to attach to the side of my house (where there isn't guttering) to hang our Christmas lights up (Merry Christmas by the way!).
It has 2 screw holes, but you might find you only need to use a single one. The screw holes are about 2mm wide and countersunk. These are the screws I used, they are super cheap at £3.35 for 200 of them - https://amzn.to/39eSs7K ( Pozi wood screws 3.0 X 15mm pack of 200 )
I've printed this and it comes off great, waiting for a ladder to arrive while the I print a bed of 30 of them and then it's time to put them up! I'll add some pictures once it's finished.
Included files are:
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
I3 MK3S
</div>Rafts:No
Supports:
No
</div>Resolution:0.05
Infill:
100
</div>Notes:
I actually didn't use infill. I put the number of perimeters up to 10, so that the entire thing is basically perimeters from top to bottom. This increases the overall strength of the hanger.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution
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Roger Thomas
