This is a very sturdy and over-engineered sleeve hang dryer.

I designed this to be durable and to not provide any wiggle, because of this the tolerances are intentionally tight.

I provided a suggestion for bed layout, you shouldn't need support material but I guess it won't hurt. The longest dimension of the legs should be 250mm for correct scaling. Infill should not be 100%, there needs to be some flex in the legs. I suggest using a thicker shell to try to avoid moisture from seeping into the void, 4 shells works well for my printer.

Assembly instructions:
The middle ring is intended to barely fit and cause the legs to bend slightly outward, this adds extra rigidity. To assemble, first glue the legs to the middle ring with CA glue, or an alternative strong rigid adhesive. Once dry, apply CA glue to the three tabs on one end of the legs and place an end ring into them. If printed correctly you will need to hold the legs to keep them from splaying outward away from the end ring. Hold firmly until adhesive sets, you can try to use bungee cables or duct tape, but for me holding it firmly for a few minutes was sufficient. Once one end has been glued and had ample time to set fully, repeat the process on the other end.

Creality

CR-10S

Doesn't Matter

Doesn't Matter

Not so much that it loses the ability to flex