Curtain Hold Back and Rod Holder

I needed a curtain tie back for my blackout curtains and something to hold a simple wood dowel to act as an inexpensive curtain rod for acoustic curtains in my rehearsal space. I liked the original design by lhartzell but it lacked strength so I simply made it bigger, altered the hook part and created a base for stabilization. This is a two part piece so no supports to print. The hook slips into the base. The hook and base can be screwed together to the wall as two separate pieces or I glued the hook into the base to create a single part and then screwed it to the wall. For the curtain rod I used a simple 35mm poplar dowel and created end caps for it. The dowel just rests in the hooks and is finished with the end caps. The end caps have a sizing dimple on the inside for a better fit. If you use this as a curtain rod with end caps, I would recommend printing the end caps first, take one to your big box store and do a test fit on the dowels to make sure. Some of the dowel sizing is very close.   PLA or PETG works with a generous infill.