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Twin-Size Snap-In Tool Handle Wall Grip
This wall grip has two snap-in C-rings for long-handled garage tools: a 25.4 mm ring for 7/8–1 in broom and mop handles and a 32 mm ring for 1-1/4 in rake and shovel handles. Each ring has a tapered lead-in mouth. The 150 x 44 x 25 mm grip screws to a stud with three #8 wood screws through 5 mm holes. It is printed lying on its side, so the flexing lips and the hanging load stay in the layer plane.
Pegboard Four-Profile Hook Sprue
A snap-off sprue of four pegboard hooks for standard 1/4 in (6.35 mm) hole pegboard on 1 in (25.4 mm) centres, either 1/8 or 1/4 in thick: a 64 mm straight prong with a tip stop, a 40 mm J-cradle for cords, a 30° up-angled prong and a 28 mm stub. When you need one more hook of a particular shape, print this instead of buying a whole $15 kit. Each hook lies flat on the bed, so the load stays in the layer plane. The 4.4 mm square pins are spaced 25.4 mm apart and have a 6.8 mm board gap behind the plate. The sheet measures about 147 x 90 x 8 mm.
5/8 in Arbor Saw Blade Wall Peg
This wall peg holds a stack of up to about 15 circular saw blades with 5/8 in (15.9 mm) arbor holes, such as 7-1/4 in and 10 in blades, by their centre holes so the teeth never rub together. The backplate is 50 x 110 mm and screws up with two countersunk #10 wood screws. The 15.2 mm peg gives 48 mm of usable length, and a 4.5 mm cross-hole at the tip takes a 4 mm pin or a zip tie to keep the stack from sliding off.
Flagged: a sharp edge or blade. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.