Monolithic Helmet Hook
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Description
A robust, monolithic wall hook designed specifically for the bulk and straps of bicycle helmets. The sweeping, angled arm reaches out far enough to clear the wall, terminating in a rounded lip that won't dig into foam liners or fray fabric straps.
Built to print cleanly standing up, the overhang angles are steep enough to self-support on most FDM machines.
Mounting Details
- Backplate: 120mm tall by 40mm wide, distributing the load.
- Hardware: Two standard 5mm countersunk screw holes.
- Clearance: The upper screw hole is positioned well above the hook's lip to ensure a screwdriver can reach it straight-on without interference.
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