For those moments when you're enjoying a nice glass of wine in the bath, but your tray is just too far to reach without sitting up... #firstworldproblems.

This was designed specifically to fit my own bathtub but I think it should work with roll top baths in general.

Print on its side, using supports to keep the upper arm in place.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer:

**Rafts:**

No

Supports:

**Resolution:**

0.2 mm

Infill:

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It will need supports to print correctly, but just a small amount. Depending on how cleanly they come away it might be a good idea to sand any sharp edges.

How I Designed This

This was designed using a gauge to record the contour of the bath, then using the picture in Blender to create the spline for the shape of the hook. (There's probably an easier way, but that's what came to mind at the time)

Category: Bathroom