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Torque Wrench And Breaker Bar Wall Arm
A wall arm with a 90° V-saddle and a raised front lip that holds round tool handles 16–38 mm across, such as click torque wrenches, breaker bars and pry bars. Mount two of them about a hand-width apart and the tool sits flat, so a calibrated wrench isn't knocked around in a drawer. The arm is 66 mm deep, 110 mm tall and 30 mm wide, with a 45° open-truss gusset. It prints on its side so the weight loads along the layers, and fixes to a stud with two #8 wood screws (4.8 mm clearance holes, 9 mm counterbores).
Overhead Joist Tote Rim Rail Bracket
A 70 mm long hanger bracket that screws to the underside of a ceiling joist. Its 26 mm ledge and 5 mm retaining lip catch the rim of a storage tote, so lidded bins slide in overhead and hang there. Use four per tote, two mirrored pairs on neighbouring joists. There is 41 mm of headroom above the ledge for the rim plus lid, rims overhanging 5–22 mm fit, and two 5.5 mm holes take #8/#10 wood screws or M5 lags. The part prints on its end, so the tote's weight bends the ledge along the layers, not across them.
Crush-Rib Garage Wall Door Bumper
This wall guard is 80 x 30 x 120 mm and screws flat to garage drywall or a stud where your car door swings open. It has a zigzag core of 2 mm leaf ribs that bends when the door edge hits, so neither the paint nor the wall gets dinged. It mounts with two #8 wood screws (4.2 mm shank) through 4.8 mm clearance holes. The screws are driven through 10 mm access holes in the front pad, and the part prints standing up so impact loads run across the ribs, not the layer lines.