Reinforced Post Command Strip Hanger

Introducing UNSNAPPABLE layers! Okay, that was sensationalism.

While working on another project, I needed a strong tool hanger that wouldn't break when I accidentally hit it with a tool. The hanger has to be a straight post, about an inch long, and it must be printed vertically.

The orientation is the problem. A small post printed vertically will easily snap at a layer. And turning that project on its side was out of the question.

This project started as a proof of concept -- use a small nail to reinforce a post. The box of nails I have are labeld Wire Nails 1" x 17.

It took a few iterations, but I finally found the right diameters for the "tube" that would print with a 0.4 mm nozzle, have four concentric circles (two inner perimeters, two outer perimeters), and have a snug fit for the nail.

Even though this was a test project, I decided to make it practical by making the base fit a Command Strip. I made the base just thick enough that I could countersink the head of the