UPDATED: Note that the design has been updated on 2/1/12. The improved design has proven much more reliable and sturdy than the original. Pictures of the finished product will replace the outdated first rivision shown.

This is a project long in the making. This was one of the very first things I thought of to make if I ever got a MakerBot. No one has coat hooks but plenty of coats. In my office these things are so rare you'd think you have to win them off a terrible Dread Office Supply Clerk in an epic boss battle. This in turn leads to a lot of rather interesting substitutions involving duct-tape and paper clips.

But I thought I could improve on that a bit. So here it is, an Adjustable MakerBot Cubicle Coat Hook.

I designed it with everyone in mind. I designed it to use 10-32-1/2" Screws with 3/8" nuts. These should be easy to find. I further chose the screws with the flat or Phillips head so there's bound to be a way to tighten it in the office. I also made the back stop adjustable so that it can be moved and secured to any size cubicle wall.

I'm really happy with the way this turn out. And I think it looks pretty slick too. Plus I think it could be used for other great things like, holding hats, hanging plants, and small orangutans who have inexplicably found they're way into your office and need a good hook to hang on to.

I hope my fellow cubicle drones can make great use of this.