Cerberus leash hook — three-headed hellhound wall plaque with hidden magnets
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A three-headed hellhound wall plaque where each open jaw is a hook. Five magnets sit fully sealed inside the body
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A three-headed hellhound wall plaque. Each open mouth is a hook — hang a leash, keys or a collar from it.
180 x 160 mm, standing 85 mm off the wall. One part, no supports, no glue, no screws.
The Magnets Go In During The Print
Five pockets are fully sealed inside the body, so there is nothing to see on the back and nothing that can fall out. That means they are filled at a pause:
Slice at 0.2 mm layer height.
Insert a pause at Z 5.80 mm (after layer 29). In Bambu Studio: right-click the layer slider at 5.80 mm, Add pause.
Drop one 10 x 5 mm disc magnet into each of the five wells.
CHECK POLARITY — all five must face the same way. One flipped disc fights the other four and cannot be recovered once the ceiling prints over it.
Resume. The next layer bridges over them.
There is 0.6 mm of solid between each magnet and the wall and 0.2 mm of headroom above it, so the nozzle never touches metal.
Holding Force, Honestly
With 0.6 mm of plastic between magnet and steel, and working in shear on a vertical door, expect 1.2 to 2.5 kg total against a plaque of 200 to 260 g. Fine for the plaque and a hanging leash. NOT fine for a dog that pulls — a real tug takes the whole thing off the door. If it must survive that, use screws; the same flat back takes them.
What Fits In The Mouth
The centre head's gap is 10.8 mm at the lip, opening to 37 mm deeper in. A strap loop or slim snap hook goes in easily; a bulky carabiner will not pass the lip.
Printing
Backplate down, as exported. 3.7 percent of the surface overhangs past 45 degrees (jaw undersides, ear tips) — print without supports and accept slightly rough undersides, or use supports on build plate only. 3 walls, 10 to 15 percent infill.