Cable hooks to help organize cables. I recommend printing it in PETG, as it's a bit softer and more durable than many other filaments. Keep in mind, though—these are still 3D printed parts, so they won't be as strong as injection-molded ones. That said, mine have held up just fine for over a year in both my garage and shed.

There are two versions included: one for countersunk screws and another with a 1-layer sacrificial wall that works with various screw types and sizes.

I recommend using my original print profile. If you use your own, make sure to use maximum wall thickness—any infill or internal gaps will make it much more prone to breaking. Also, remember to orient it correctly on its side when printing.

P.S. These hooks are designed for thicker cables, such as extension cords—not for small cables like USB or phone charger cords.

Happy organizing and printing!