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Monitor Arm Zip-Tie Cable Saddle
A 34 x 30 x 36 mm cable saddle that replaces the snap-on cable covers that break off monitor arms. A 90° V-notch underneath sits on round arm tubes about 18–50 mm across or on flat-topped arms, and two 2.2 x 5.5 mm tunnels take standard zip ties up to 4.8 mm wide to strap it down. On top there are three snap-in channels: one 8.2 mm bore for an HDMI or DisplayPort cable and two 6.2 mm bores for USB-C or power leads, each with a mouth 1.2 mm narrower than its bore so the cable clicks in.
Strap-On Desk Leg Cable Spine
A 119 x 60 x 21 mm snap-in cable raceway segment that straps to a desk or sit-stand leg and carries the cable bundle vertically: a 26 mm wide x 16 mm deep channel with lips narrowing the mouth to 18 mm so cables push in and stay put. Mounts with velcro or zip ties through two 18 x 4.4 mm wing slots (fits any leg profile) or two 4.5 mm screw holes (M4 / #8 wood screw, 4.2 mm shank), and each segment lap-joints into the next with a 9 mm tongue and 4 mm locating peg so you stack as many as the leg is tall.
Under-Desk Power Strip Cradle
A screw-up bracket that lifts a power strip (or a laptop brick) off the floor and onto the underside of a desk or bench: two 15° V-arms self-centre any body 38–52 mm wide, and a 4.8 mm zip tie cinches it down through four slots, its loop hidden in a 2.2 mm groove milled into the desk-facing side so the plate still sits flat. 68 x 32 mm footprint, 31 mm tall, two 4.5 mm counterbored holes on 26 mm centres for M4 or #8 screws. Print two and space them along the strip.
Flagged: mains electrical wiring. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.