Clothes Hanger (for stackable printing)
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Simple clothes hanger. Can be printed one at a time or stacked for more efficient printing.
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- Printables
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- Bedroom
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This is a simple close hanger that I designed because I needed some more and I thought it would be a good use of spool ends or filament I'm not going to use for anything else.
The design can be printed stacked. You will need a relatively large 3D printer. I'm printing them diagonally on my Prusa XL.
This hanger is perfect for shirts and other lightweight items. If you need to hang heavy things like coats, jackets, etc I have a heavy-duty version as well.
I have uploaded a single hanger and a 5 stack. The 5 stack has a small 0.2mm gap between each part, so they should be able to be separated after printing.
Printing Instructions
The only important thing is to use 0.2mm layers. If you use a thicker layer height the slicer might treat some or all of the stack as one solid part since it has to round each height to the nearest layer. Also, the staked printing for parts of this size doesn't work well with warp-prone materials like ASA and ABS. I'd stick to materials like PLA and PETG for stacked printing and print one at a time for materials like ASA or ABS. Other than that, it doesn't really matter, but I'd recommend using 3-4 perimeters maybe more depending on how heavy the clothes you will hang on them are.