Unfortunately, the attach fell off and without it the tub stay unfolded and take much more space.
The idea was to take the already existing design for the attaching side and incorporate it in a 2 headed hook that would manage to keep the tub folded.
For that i took a few shots of the broken part and imported those in Adobe Illustrator in order to trace a profile of the part. With this profile path line, i could generate a .svg file that can be imported as a sketch in 123D Design
The broken part from top and profile :
Then i designed the profile and i came up with that seemed to be the closed to the real hook. I generated a .svg file out of illustrator which can be read by the CAD software :
After importing the .svg file in 123D Design, i could extrude the volume out of the profile. For additional fun i also decided the incorporate the real logo of Stokke in the design :
After having generating the .stl file from the CAD software i handed it to my electronic shop that own a 3d printer (http://www.wigi.fr/) and they nicely printed it in a nice shiny black.
The final result is quite nice for a small piece. There are slight issues arround the edges of both hooks, but that is normal since this was printed without any support material.
And then how it looks when used with the actual bath tub !
Contact me directly if you have any question, do not hesitate to ask. I will put the design on thingiverse when i have time.
EDIT : The thingiverse link with access to the .stl file for your own convenience !
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1760627
