Since the 3D printers were in such high demand and the deadline was in two days, I decided to use the Zortrax, one of the 3D printers in the Maker space that is now rarely used due to its finicky elements and it is not as high quality as the other 3D printers. The support piece and hook below were created from the Zortrax. I printed a total of 8 hooks and 2 support pieces that took approximately 5 hours to print. However, the support filaments were extremely hard to tear off and as a result, the support structures and hooks did not look very aesthetically pleasing. I could not get all of the support filament out of the hole of the support structure and it ended up looking like a disaster. I also had the problem of being unable to fit the wooden rod into the support structure due to sizing.