Shower Bracket Spacer

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I’m gradually working my way around the house, looking at little niggling
problems and thinking of ways to fix them with 3D printing. Today I addressed an
issue in the shower.

In our shower we’ve got this little basket – for the shampoo and stuff – that
hangs from the bottom of the shower bracket against the wall. When it contains
any weight it tends to lean away from the tiles and get in the way, so I
measured, modelled and printed a piece of plastic to hold it in place.

Now to do something about those horrible tiles!

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Published March 15, 2018

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Max Glenister is an interface designer and senior full-stack developer from
Oxfordshire. He writes mostly about front-end development and technology.

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