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Slotted Triangular Desk Credenza Foot
This is a 75 mm tall tapered triangular foot that screws onto desk credenzas, desk pedestals, media consoles and TV stands. It replaces a mid-century-style foot that has snapped off and is no longer sold. The 94 mm triangular flange has three radial slots, 4.8 mm wide by 7 mm long, for #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws, so it can line up with old pilot holes. The hollow 2.5 mm-wall leg narrows from a 48 mm to a 35 mm triangle and ends in a 16 mm × 2 mm recess for a stick-on felt or rubber bumper.
Standing Desk Keypad Knee Bumper Bar
This U-shaped bar screws to the underside of a desk and hangs below a sit-stand desk's up/down keypad, so a knee or chair arm hits the bar before it can press the buttons and move the desk. It fits keypads up to 140 mm wide and 38 mm deep. The fingers still reach in from the front, and the 5.0 mm slotted holes in the two flanges take #8 or #10 wood screws with 8 mm of front-to-back adjustment. Overall size is 176 x 52 x 28 mm, and it prints flat so the knee load stays in the layer plane.
Slotted Desktop Seam Joining Plate
A ribbed plate, 160 x 70 x 11 mm, that screws to the underside of two desktops butted together (for an L-desk, a bench extension, or a split top) and keeps them flush. It has eight 5.0 mm slots, 14 mm long, for #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws with washers. The slots let you pull the tops tight before you snug the screws down. A V-notch marks the centre line so you can line it up on the seam. Three 7 mm tall ribs run across the seam to resist sag.
Under-Desk Game Controller Hanger
A C-shaped hanger that screws to the underside of a desk. A 30 mm-wide, 55 mm-deep tongue fits between the grips of an Xbox- or PlayStation-style controller, and a 12 mm lip keeps the controller from sliding off. It mounts with two #8 (4.2 mm) pan-head wood screws through 4.5 mm holes. A 7 x 30 mm slot in the drop wall lets the charging cable run back under the desk, and the part prints on its side so the load runs along the layers.
Under-Desk Gusseted Backpack Hook
A J-hook that screws up into the underside of a desk or table top with two #8 (4.2 mm) countersunk wood screws. It gets a backpack, laptop bag or purse off the floor. It has a 22 mm wide, 16 mm deep rounded throat for straps and a 45° gusset between the drop stem and the flange. The part is 60 x 68 x 24 mm and prints on its side, so the load from a hanging bag runs along the layers instead of across them.
Swing-Tab Desk Drawer Pull-Out Stop
A 70 x 20 x 6 mm tab that stops a drawer falling out. It screws to the inside of the drawer back with a pivot screw and a lock screw, and the tip rises above the back to catch the desk's front rail. To pull the drawer out, remove the lock screw and swing the tab down. It's a stand-in for lost stoppers like IKEA Rast part 102323. Both holes are 4.5 mm with countersinks, so they take #6 (3.5 mm) or #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws or M4 screws.
Straddle Cam Lock Desk Repair Bracket
This inside-corner bracket is 80 mm long with 36 mm legs. It repairs flat-pack desk joints where the cam lock has stripped or torn out. A 24 x 14 mm window at the centre fits over the old cam housing and any crumbled chipboard. Four slotted #8 wood-screw holes (4.8 mm wide with 9 mm counterbores) sit 26 mm from the corner so the screws go into undamaged wood, and 6 mm end gussets keep the joint square.
Flat-Pack Desk Anti-Wobble Corner Brace
A 70 x 70 x 36 mm gusseted L-brace that screws into the inside corner where a flat-pack desk top meets its side panel. It stiffens the joint once the cam locks work loose and the desk starts to rack. Each 5 mm leg has two 4.8 x 8 mm slots that take #8 (4.2 mm) or #10 (4.8 mm) pan-head wood screws, so you can line it up without new pilot holes. Use 5/8 in screws in 16–18 mm particleboard.