Mounts for DIY Clothes Hanger Rod with 3/4 EMT
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Use cheap electrical conduit to make an effective clothes hanger bar for your closet.
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Hello,
I made this model primarily for myself since I needed some cheap clothes hanger bars and had plenty of ¾ EMT sitting around. This solved a problem for me, I hope it can help you as well, enjoy!
You will need to supply:
- ¾ EMT Conduit
- #8 Flat Head Wood Screws
Printing:
Print one straight and one notched end cap, plus two caps for each hanger bar setup
No supports needed, I would recommend high infill for strength
Assembly Instructions:
The holders include a cross cutout to make measuring and mounting them easy. You just mark where you want the center of you hanger bar to be and align the holders with the mark. The bar will settle into the hanger slightly lower so account for that if your tolerances are tight.
The holders and caps are dimensioned such that you can mount the holders and easily get an accurate measurement to cut the EMT, see the pictures for an example. I did have to trim the conduit a bit, but I was aiming for a very snug fit. You can cut your EMT a little shorter if you want it to slide right in.
You will need to ream out the EMT if you use a pipe cutter so the cap can slide in properly. Feel free to paint the EMT if you have a color preference. I left it bare since I don't mind the look and hangers slide across it easily.
I'm honestly not sure how strong this is so if you have a really long closet you may want to go with a commercial product.