Spurtle Hanger - Kitchen Utensil Wall Bracket

Christmas, too much TV, repeated infomercials and then by USPS arrive two 4pc sets of these nifty acacia wood kitchen tools. After 30 years in the same house, every drawer, every canister, every place we might keep these is simply chock full of stuff. So with my nifty 3D printer, I hung them from the backsplash...

I used Fusion 360 and tried real hard to do two things...
1) Define Components before the first sketch or object creation
2) Use the Parameter Table to define nearly everything.

Also, I wanted to use an approach that would make the best use of how the printer lays down plastic. The Clips need to have some give and I wanted the FDM layers to help the flex and not actually separate from the stress of repeated use. The Clips are printed 90 degrees from the Back Plate. The Back Pate benefits by not requiring any support and finished with a nice top surface.

I recently changed my Ender 3's Bowden tube to a Capricorn. I was not able to print TPU before this chan