3rd party models.

functional/coat-hanger/back.scad

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+include <../../lib/metric-machine-screws.scad>;
+
+$fn=128;
+difference() {
+  union() {
+    cylinder(d=20, h=6);
+    translate([0, -10, 0]) cube([160, 20, 6]);
+    translate([160, 0, 0]) cylinder(d=20, h=6);
+  }
+
+  for (x = [7.5, 68.7, 152.5]) {
+    translate([x, 0, -0.01]) union() {
+      translate([0, 0, 2.02]) m4Nut(h = 4);
+      cylinder(d=4, h=8);
+    }
+  }
+}
+
+//color("blue") translate([80, 0, 0]) rotate([0, 90, 0]) import("Coat_Rack.stl");

functional/two-piece-wall-hook/LICENSE.txt

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+This thing was created by Thingiverse user GhostsonAcid, and is licensed under GNU - GPL

functional/two-piece-wall-hook/README.txt

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+Stronger wall-hook by GhostsonAcid on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5587903
+
+Summary:
+Here's a 2-part hook for safely hanging kitchen pans, or other 'heavy' things.-Use a single M4 screw.  Also, I included a small hole at the bottom of the hook for an optional "finishing nail" (-diameter ≤1.5mm) to help prevent rotation.-Please note that the bottoms of each piece are designed to interlock with each-other, and thus will hold firmly in place, once installed. (-Refer to the picture above.)--> I would like to do more with this design, but right now I feel I just don't have so much time to devote to such a small project.For this, I simply wanted a stronger hook than most.  The better (i.e. stronger) way to print a hook is with it lying on its side. -But then what about a back-plate that keeps it from twisting?.....  So, this is what I arrived at.-Will update/change later, maybe.....