Introduction: Cardboard Door/cubical Coat Hanger
I optimized cardboard hanger for the loads from the clothing.
You can either use my design or if you have Fusion 360 you can modify my design.
It's pretty impressive how really thin piece of cardboard can hold your heavy coat.
The project is made as a learning experience
Supplies
Option A (easy)
- Printer
- Sharp cutter knife (or laser cutter if you have access to one)
- Cardboard box or sheet
- Scotch tape(Optional)
- Glue if you would like to make heavy duty
Option B
Fusion 360
- Printer
- Sharp cutter knife (or laser cutter if you have access to one)
- Cardboard box or sheet
- Scotch tape(Optional)
- Glue if you would like to make heavy duty
Step 1: You Need...
You need:
Option A (easy)
- Printer
- Sharp cutter knife (or laser cutter if you have access to one)
- Cardboard box or sheet
- Scotch tape
- (Optional) Glue if you would like to make heavy duty
Option B
- Fusion 360 software
- Printer
- Sharp cutter knife (or laser cutter if you have access to one)
- Cardboard box or sheet
- Scotch tape(Optional)
- Glue if you would like to make heavy duty
Step 2: Design and Print
Option A
Print out the shape from the file attached and cut the shape with cardboard knife
Option B
Redesign my drawing to you specification using Fusion 360 file attached
Print out the shape and cut the shape with cardboard knife
Step 3: Cut Out
Use scotch tape to mount the paper sketch to the cardboard.
If you want to make it heavy duty I recommend doubling the cardboard and gluing it together, then you don't need scotch tape.
Then cut the shape with a knife
Step 4: Enjoy!!
Hang your coat and enjoy your work! You can also spray it with a spray paint to desired color. However I like natural cardboard color.
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Participated in the
Cardboard Speed Challenge