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Garage Door Slotted D-Pull Lift Handle
A heavy D-pull lift handle that replaces a cracked plastic garage door handle or step plate. It's 150 mm long and 50 mm deep, with a 64 x 34 mm opening wide enough for gloved fingers. It mounts with two #10 (4.8 mm) pan-head screws through 5.3 mm slots, so the hole spacing can be anywhere from 100 to 124 mm. The slots let you shift each screw to land on a door stile or rib. It prints on its side, so the pull load runs along the layers, and gussets reinforce each corner.
Three-Hook Padlock Wall Ladder
A 176 mm tall wall-screwed spine with three lipped J-hooks spaced 58 mm apart, so padlocks, bike locks and key rings each hang on their own hook. The 8 x 6 mm arms fit any shackle with at least a 9 mm inner gap and give 27 mm of reach. It prints on its side so the hooks carry load along the layers, not across them, and it mounts with two #8 / M4 screws through 4.5 mm counterbored holes.
Six-Slot Fishing Rod Wall Rack
This is a 168 x 56 mm rack that screws to a garage wall and holds six fishing rods upright, with the butts resting on the floor. Each slot has a 17 mm keyhole pocket behind a 12 mm throat with a flared mouth, so a rod blank or ferrule up to about 16 mm sits in the pocket and lies back against the wall. It mounts with three #8/#10 wood screws or M5 screws through 5.5 mm holes, and the 6 mm arm is braced by four 45° gussets.