Boat Anchor Roller

Boat anchor roller with integrated clam cleat. Recommend printing with a quality outdoor rated filament, like ASA or Nylon. Pictured is my prototype printed with cheap PETG, but I do plan on printing it with better material in the near future. As-is, it is plenty strong enough to hold my 16' boat in place in Puget Sound in tidal currents, with a bit of wind, and large boat wakes from holiday weekend boat traffic. I can easily lift the bow of the boat, and pull it around the driveway just from grabbing the printed unit alone. The clam cleat holds a 3/8" anchor rope well, but I still tie off to a cleat just to be safe. The orientation of the file is at an angle, not just because that's the only way it will fit my printer, but also to put the layer lines at an orientation that keeps the relatively weak bond between the layers at an angle that helps keep the part strong enough in the directions that need the most strength. So if you are printing on a larger printer, please cons