Car headrest hook - Free 3D Print Model

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hirt.3dprint

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Strong version PETG HF 0.1mm layer, 5 walls, 30% infill

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2.1 h

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Light version PETG 0.12mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill

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1.3 h

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Light version PETG Brim 0.12mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill

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Update:

Couple of people mentioned they had issues with the strength. I changed the model slightly and made it stronger. Still just a light version to have a light jacket or a hat on it. I designed a heavy duty version which one can be downloaded here → https://makerworld.com/en/models/2534204-bow-heavy-duty-hanger#profileId-2789286

I have a hook on my B Pillar for the jacket but then it is covering the cars for the shoulder check.

I made this hook for the headrest and it resolves my issue

Print at least in PETG for heat resistance in the summer time. If you have adhesion issues, I suggest a brim.

Testet on VW Jetta and GMC Yukon

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@user_1459214268

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Light version PETG Brim 0.12mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill

printed ok. there is a seem that goes down the middle. It shouldn't be a problem for me though, I made the hook for my hat. went back in Bambu studio and looked at the slices and I noticed the middle is gap filler. I will try printing with Arachne instead of classic next time, it gets rid of the gap fill line. I printed it with Pro PCTG. the seat is in a Honda Odyssey

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@hirt.3dprint

interesting. do you think making the model one layer thicker will improve the little gap?

@user_1459214268

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Replying to @hirt.3dprint :

Maybe. the layers went all the way across, just had the gap in the middle. I was thinking if one didn't want to use the Arachne walls, they could change the width of the walls in there slicer to better fit the total width of the model and still use classic. However, That is basically what Arachne does though, it adjusts the width of the walls in order to get rid of gaps. If you choose to make the model thicker in order to make the walls fit you would still need to look at the wall width settings and add them together in order to get the correct width. I personally think it's perfect thickness, but I'm only hanging a light weight hat from it. anything heavier might benefit from a thicker model. I printed this in order to use while on vacation in very hot and humid weather and it held out great. also it fits my Honda Pilot as well.

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@TDVV

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Light version PETG Brim 0.12mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill

Nothing wrong with the print files. But to short for the use in my car.

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@hirt.3dprint

how long does it need to be? maybe I can change it for you and upload a separate one

@TDVV

Replying to @hirt.3dprint :

Hi Tnx for replying.. If you look at the pic, and if you can see the 2 red "spots" that is the hooks, So i would say 2,5-3Cm or a ince and a half ish.

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@hirt.3dprint

Replying to @TDVV :

@TDVV do you want the light version or the strong version?

@ThiccNick

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Light version PETG 0.12mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill

Printed well in Polymaker ASA with a 5mm brim. It didn't fit my wife's Subaru headrest, the posts seem thicker than other brands, but I will find a use for these. Only thing in the profile that I would change when I print again is adding a 0.3 x 0.3 fuzzy skin for looks.

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@hirt.3dprint

if you want measure the posts on the car and I can modify the file and upload it

@ThiccNick

Replying to @hirt.3dprint :

Actually, I think my original print must has had some shrinkage. After printing in PETG it fit just fine. In ASA, I'd recommend taking the whole headrest off, the hook snapped for me at a layer line, which is more of an issue on my end and ASA than the model.

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@68Fastback

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Light version PETG Brim 0.12mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill

great print and fits on a 2012 f150 seat perfect

@Tech_Luke

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Strong version PETG HF 0.1mm layer, 5 walls, 30% infill

love it

@jimmy428

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Light version PETG 0.12mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill

printed great. this was an old roll of petg that I wanted to test out if it was still any good. default profile printed great, no brim on a P1S.

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@hirt.3dprint

looks good 😊

@user_2149673218

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Light version PETG 0.12mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill

noice

@68Fastback

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Light version PETG 0.12mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill

printed great for the second time. works and fits great on my 2011 f150. sorry for the picture.

The profile uploader has replied

@hirt.3dprint

thank you. just uploaded a stronger version. maybe you give it a try too

@AJEI

second print with same failure mode. Some vertical layers do not appear to be adhering on the hook end. any tips or suggestions?

The designer has replied

@hirt.3dprint

go one layer step higher in the slicer. check if the slicer is connecting them and if yes is your filament calibrated? new design comes in two weeks.

@TehHammer

Printed in PETG, failed under light pressure. :(

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@hirt.3dprint

testing a new design what is for heavier use. will drop in two weeks after my testing vacation. two are holding a bow and the other ones are holding backpacks 🎒

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You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees.