Pivoting shower curtain rod bracket

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Update: Generated a smaller STL file for the part that wouldn't preview. We have unusual walls in the men's room at the office, and there was no good way to use a normal tension rod to mount a second shower curtain, in order to create a changing area outside the stall shower. I designed and printed these pivoting brackets to allow the rod to be mounted across the area at an angle, giving us more space in there. Assemble with some self-tapping screws, leaving them just loose enough to allow the mount to pivot until you get it into position and screwed into the wall. Then you can snug down the pivot screws if you want, but it's not necessary. Also you can remove the pivot screws to release the curtain rod easily if needed. We used one of those curtain rods that you twist to expand to the length you need. I cut the rubber bumpers off the ends so it would fit in the sockets of the mount.