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1/2 in EMT Curtain Rod Wall Bracket
A gusseted wall bracket for DIY industrial-style curtain rods made from 1/2 in EMT conduit (17.9 mm OD). The rod slips through an 18.4 mm bore and an M4 self-tapping set screw locks it in place. The bracket stands the rod 88 mm off the wall so it clears blinds and trim, and it fixes to the wall with two #8 wood screws through 5 mm holes. It prints on its side, so the rod's weight runs along the layers instead of across them. The bracket is 104 x 82 x 24 mm.
Twin-Hook Shower Curtain Rod Hanger
An open J-hook that drops over any round shower curtain rod up to 32 mm (1-1/4 in) across and hangs the curtain from one hook and the liner from the other, so you can take the liner down to wash it without unhooking the curtain. The part is 62 x 72 x 7 mm and prints flat, so the load runs along the layers instead of pulling them apart. The rod opening is 35 mm wide and the rod sits in a 35 mm seat.
Shower Curtain Rod Socket Flange
A wall socket for a 25.4 mm (1 in) shower or closet curtain rod, with a 25 mm deep bore whose flared trumpet mouth lets the rod enter up to about 14 degrees off-square — the fix for sloped ceilings, bowed tile walls and out-of-plumb corners where a straight metal rod cup will not seat. 70 mm round flange, 34 mm tall, four M4 anchor holes on a 55 mm cross, an M4 self-tapping set screw through a 7.8 mm thick collar to lock the rod, and a 5 mm drain port opposite it so water runs out instead of pooling in the cup.
Curtain Rod Center Support Bracket
A wall bracket that stops a long curtain rod sagging in the middle: a 90° V saddle self-centers any rod from 16 to 28 mm OD (5/8" to 1-1/8") with the rod axis 45 mm off the wall, and two cable-tie slots break into the groove so one zip tie traps the rod against lift-out. The 6 mm wall plate takes two M4 (#8) screws on a 28 mm vertical spacing, the saddle is 18 mm wide along the rod, and the whole 64 x 44 x 18 mm part is a single vertical-walled prism that prints flat with no supports.