Parametric multipurpose hanger

Printed in Anycubic black PETG on Anycubic Kobra S1. By editing a parameter in .f3d project opened in Autodesk Fusion you can set the number of pegs the hanger will have. Mounting holes are generated automatically too. The parameters are accessed by clicking Modify>Change parameters (shown in one of the pictures). All needed parameters are set as favourite. Parameter: Set_number - choose the number of pegs to be generated HoleDiameter and CSDiameter - mounting holes' dimensions explained in one of the pictures Two models and printing profiles were created, one with the hanger laying flat and the other with it standing. The laying flat will print okay, but due to the layer orientation might be weaker. The standing up is stronger but requires additional custom supports so it will not tip over during printing. No autogenerated supports needed for both orientations. A hanger was printed standing up with 7 pegs as it's the number I needed and also it's the biggest that fits my printer. The raw models included are for 7 peg hanger, but if needed I can generate different hanger and add the file. Personally I use it for my bags and backpacks and it works fine with no deformations.