THE PRINT COLLECTION
Hooks
6 designs to explore. Find your next object, tabletop companion or useful little invention.
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Bat Ceiling Hook — hangs by its own feet, head down, like a real bat
A roosting bat that hooks over a ceiling hook by its two toe-rings and gives you two open claw hooks at the bottom for cords, string lights or a planter. One part, no supports, no assembly.
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Cerberus leash hook — three-headed hellhound wall plaque with hidden magnets
A three-headed hellhound wall plaque where each open jaw is a hook. Five magnets sit fully sealed inside the body, dropped in at a print pause, so the back face is one unbroken plane with no bores, no glue and nothing to fall out.
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Gargoyle Wall Hook
Gothic gargoyle head on a round backplate — wall-mounted hook for towels, rags, keys, charms. Protruding face acts as the hook; drape items over it. Two screw holes for drywall mount.
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Radiator Hook — S-Hook for Towel Radiators (No Drilling, No Hardware)
A chunky plastic S-hook that slips over the top rail of a heated towel radiator and carries a towel, glove, bag, or keys on the bottom. No drilling, no adhesives, no metal hardware — one-piece print, flat on the bed, no supports.
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Cap Magnet Hook
A little magnetic hook shaped like a baseball cap — the curved brim is the hook. Two Ø10x5 mm neodymium discs sit sealed inside the flat back and stick it to any steel surface (fridge, locker, radiator, steel door frame). No screws, no supports. A screw-mount version is included too. Holds LIGHT things only.
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Bag Hook for a Desk Edge or a Chair Back
Clamps onto a table edge, a desk lip or a chair backrest and gets the backpack off the floor. One part, no supports, no screws, no glue. Three sizes included — 20, 25 and 30 mm jaws — and a sprung tongue inside each takes up the slack below that, so between them they cover roughly 10 to 30 mm. A 7-minute fit-test coupon is included for every size so you can check the grip on your own table before printing the whole thing. The source file is included and fully parametric: change one number and you get a jaw for any thickness.