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Volumetric Tentacle Key Hook

Files

tentacle-keyholder.scad: 444 bytes. Updated May 22, 2011.
tentacle.stl: 6118062 bytes. Updated May 22, 2011.
tentacle-keyholder.stl: 4997589 bytes. Updated November 18, 2011.

⮩🛠 This is a derivative of Volumetric Tentacle by guru.

This work is licensed Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike.

Description

Teennntacllles… coming out of the waaaaallll.

amyhurst was asking for a key hook by our front door and decided upon a tentacled theme.

guru’s awesome volumetric tentacle seemed like a great choice, so I pulled it into OpenSCAD and made space for a 1" roofing nail to slide-and-lock into the back of the tentacle.

(thanks to cibomahto for the tagline up top).

Instructions

[Optional] Adjust the SCAD file to match your nail measurements, with some room for slop, and re-export STL.
Print “tentacle-keyholder.stl”
Insert 1" roofing nail (or nail of your choice, if you customized) into the slot and work it back and forth several times to make sure it slides and locks into place reasonably well.
With the nail in place, make a mark on the nail so you know where to stop when hammering into the wall.
Remove the nail from the piece and hammer it into the wall, stopping just as your ink disappears.
Slot the tentacle into place.
Hang keys or your just creep out your guests/friends/roommates.