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EZPZ Hanger Lite

3.2K downloads · 2 years ago · It's the _COOLEST_ coat hanger you've ever seen! The EZPZ Hanger features a quick locking system tha

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Description

It's the COOLEST coat hanger you've ever seen! The EZPZ Hanger features a quick locking system that allows you to fold the arms down to hang up clothes in a more gentle manner.

This download includes the basic parts for a simple EZPZ Hanger. Click here for the full set of modular parts.

The simple gravity-powered lock automatically keeps the arms in place when opened up, and can be easily released by lifting the lock. The modular multi-part design lets you customize each hanger to your needs and aesthetic.

"Happy clothes, happy life!"

Printing Guidelines

All parts are quite simple and will generally work with your default print settings. You may want to increase wall/shell count to 3 or 4 for the arms and hook if you plan on hanging heavy garments, but I've found just 2 shells and 15% infill works well for general use. I did use 3 shells for the pins, and since they're so small you may even want to print them solid for longevity.

Print the 'Arm' part twice. Both arms are identical, just rotated (do not mirror).

To assemble, first slip the Lock onto the Hanger, then connect the arms using a Pin.

Photographed models were printed on the Bambu Lab X1-Carbon 3D Printer using Bambu Lab PLA and PETG filaments.* *These affiliate links give me a commission on sales at no additional cost to you. Thanks for supporting Make Anything!

*24-14-06 UPDATE: Added Hanger_Larger.stl to accomodate more dowels

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Community Makes (4)

I received my first 3D printer today and this was the third thing I printed - testing out the included spool of PLA-CF. It took me a short while to figure out how to replicate the photos of the honeycombed version as shown in the model description but it wasn't too difficult.

In Bambu Studio, I set wall loops to 3 for the two arms, and chose a 15% honeycomb infill after setting top and bottom layers to 0 and 0mm thickness. It worked out exactly as I'd hoped though the AMS did seem to struggle with the PLA-CF at times and I had to assist it in retracting.

Great model and I'm sure I will be printing more.

I cut the pin in half so it would be stronger than an upright print. It worked great and the seam is barely noticeable.

Amazing design to print👍 This video will help you to see the function of this model: https://youtu.be/PUCHOymgznI

I printed all off the PETG colors I have.

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Discussions

saturnuria2 years ago

I received my first 3D printer today and this was the third thing I printed - testing out the included spool of PLA-CF. It took me a short while to figure out how to replicate the photos of the honeycombed version as shown in the model description but it wasn't too difficult. In Bambu Studio, I set wall loops to 3 for the two arms, and chose a 15% honeycomb infill after setting top and bottom layers to 0 and 0mm thickness. It worked out exactly as I'd hoped though the AMS did seem to struggle with the PLA-CF at times and I had to assist it in retracting. Great model and I'm sure I will be printing more.

PrinterBambu Lab X1

Print bed sizeX: 6 mm; Y: 6 mm; Z: 6 mm

MaterialPLA-CF

Layer height0.2 mm

Infill density15 %

sparr02 years ago

I cut the pin in half so it would be stronger than an upright print. It worked great and the seam is barely noticeable.

PrinterCreality Ender 3 V3 KE

Print bed sizeX: 220 mm; Y: 220 mm; Z: 250 mm

MaterialPLA

Layer height0.2 mm

Infill density15 %

HotFix2 years ago

I printed all off the PETG colors I have.

Make Anything2 years ago

WOW, that is satisfying :D

3delworld2 years ago

Amazing design to print👍 This video will help you to see the function of this model: https://youtu.be/PUCHOymgznI

lovedfriend202011 months ago

I cant tell what is the diffences between the free one and the paid one? Can anyone tell me please? @MakeAnything can you tell me please?

Make Anything10 months ago

Paid includes variations of the arms for hanging straps (eg. tank tops, dresses), as well as parts for the end to round out the shoulder (more gentle on light fabric or heavy garments).

sparr02 years ago

Why does it need the little protrusions that prevent it from folding completely flat/straight? I'm probably going to print a set without those to see if they behave undesirably, but I'd love to hear your thought process on those as well. I ask because this would be a mostly stackable print without them.

mvvtf1 year ago

I think it's mainly so you don't lift up the arms on the wrong side, it keeps them each on their side, but I may be wrong

HotFix2 years ago

I see there is a dollar amount on the non-free version of this model, and some of the other recent models you uploaded, but I'm curious if I become a member if the non-free version of this model is included under that membership. I see other models under your name that say point blank you have to become a member to download them, but it is not clear if I would still have to pay a dollar amount for the non-free version of this model if I become a paid member. I hope that made sense.

Make Anything2 years ago

The basic membership lets you download 6 of the 'paid' models per month, including some that are only available to members. You don't pay on top of the membership cost.