Elegant Shower Head Holder for 18-25 mm rods

Elegant Shower Head Holder for 18-25 mm rods

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0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill
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After searching for a showerhead holder to 3D print and not finding anything that matched the aesthetics I was looking for, I decided to design my own. This is what I came up with:

 

 

In the files, you will find variations of the “Showerhead adapter” STL to fit 18, 20, 22 and 25mm rods. Print the size that matches what you have at home. Print this part with normal supports with 30-degree threshold angle. I had some failed prints when I printed with less than that or with Tree supports. This file prints two parts that go together, when you remove the supports you should end up with 2 parts like in the picture below:

 

 

On the print profile, you will find four plates with the best print setup I found, each for a specific variant.

Print the one that fits your shower setup:

Plate 1: 25mm

Plate 2: 22mm

Plate 3: 20mm

Plate 4: 18mm

 

The pieces simply screw together, just like a regular showerhead holder. The piece highlighted in the render below serves to apply friction to the shower rod.

 

 

If your showerhead fits a bit loose, I recommend gluing a piece of waterproof rubber tape on the inside. I didn't need it in mine and I am using it without issues.

 

If you would like to see more models like this, consider giving it a boost 🚀🚀🚀 . 

It helps me buy filament and material to prototype and test new models!

 

Happy showering!

 

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Thank you for the awesome model! I have just installed it and it looks really nice. However, my shower rod diameter is slightly larger than 25mm causing the shower head holder to be a bit tight. Would you be willing to share 26 and/or 28mm versions of the Showerhead adapter?
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I can do the 26mm. I am not sure 28mm would work because it could result in the piece that grabs the rod becoming too flimsy. Give me a couple of days and I will see what I can do :)
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Replying to @DownloadedGoods :
That's a good point, I did not think about that for the 28mm. Given that the rod measures 25.5mm I think 26mm should be enough to make the mechanism work smoothly. Thank you for your help!! ❤️
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thank you!!! it will help me get filament to prototype new functional models!
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This is a great design, thank you! The only difficulty I had was with the supports, which ruined the smooth look, but I'll solve it by trying to print the relevant part separately.
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printed without problems :)
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Hat sehr gut geklappt, bei kor bereits im Einsatz!
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I have 19mm will be 20mm vession ok ?
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