Heads up: many models on this page are AI-generated or uploaded untested. They may be misconfigured for the intended application — check the dimensions and tolerances, and verify or edit the model before printing or relying on it.*
1/2 in EMT Curtain Rod Wall Bracket
A gusseted wall bracket for DIY industrial-style curtain rods made from 1/2 in EMT conduit (17.9 mm OD). The rod slips through an 18.4 mm bore and an M4 self-tapping set screw locks it in place. The bracket stands the rod 88 mm off the wall so it clears blinds and trim, and it fixes to the wall with two #8 wood screws through 5 mm holes. It prints on its side, so the rod's weight runs along the layers instead of across them. The bracket is 104 x 82 x 24 mm.
Shelf-Pin Mount 1/2 in EMT Rod Cup
This rod cup lets you add a hanging rail to a wardrobe or cabinet without drilling. It pins into the shelf-pin holes the cabinet already has. A 18.4 mm U-cup takes 1/2 in EMT conduit (17.9 mm OD), and two 5 mm steel pins or dowels, each 16 mm long, go through the 6 mm plate into the side panel. The lower hole is round. The upper hole is a slot that fits hole spacings of 1 in, 1-1/4 in and 32 mm. There is also a 4.5 mm hole for a #6 screw if the cabinet has no shelf-pin holes. Print two and cut the EMT to the inside width of the cabinet minus 13 mm.
Spring-Fin P-Clamp For 18-24 mm Pipe
A one-piece P-clamp with a 29 mm split ring lined with five flexible spring fins. It grips 1/2 in EMT (17.9 mm), 1/2 in PVC (21.3 mm) or 3/4 in EMT (23.4 mm) without rattling, so you don't have to buy a box of 25 fixed-size clamps to get one odd size. Two 5.5 mm screw holes, 54 mm apart, take #8/#10 wood screws or M5 bolts into a stud or frame rail. Tightening the screw through the 14 mm wide strap closes the 4 mm tab gap and squeezes the ring onto the pipe. Thread the clamp onto the run before you fix it.
Squeeze-Fit Two-Hole Pipe Strap
This two-hole wall strap is sized to one exact pipe. The default is 3/4 in EMT (23.4 mm OD). You can change PIPE_OD to 17.9 for 1/2 in EMT, 21.3 for 1/2 in PVC, 26.7 for 3/4 in PVC or 33.4 for 1 in PVC, so the strap always matches the pipe even when the store doesn't stock that size. The flanges stand 1 mm off the wall, so two #8 wood screws in 4.5 mm holes draw the 3.5 mm arch down and clamp the pipe tight. The part is 16 mm wide and prints flat on its side, which keeps the clamping load in the layer plane.
3/4 in EMT Clamp-On Gate Hinge Knuckle
A clamp-on hinge knuckle for 3/4 in EMT conduit (23.4 mm OD) that turns conduit frames into swinging gates, fence panels and cabinet doors. Print two or more: clamp one on the post and one on the gate, then stack the 20 mm knuckles on an 8 mm steel rod or M8 bolt pin through the 8.3 mm bore. Each one tightens with a single M5 pinch bolt and nut, and the frames sit on 32 mm centres.
Sliding Door Security Bar Cradle
A jamb-mounted socket that turns a cut length of 3/4" EMT conduit (23.4 mm OD) into a security bar for a sliding patio door — the bar snaps into the 23.9 mm bore through a 22.6 mm throat and bottoms out on the mounting plate, so a shove on the door loads the screws in shear. The 92 x 36 x 7 mm plate carries five 5.5 mm holes for M5 bolts or #10 wood screws (4.8 mm shank), one of them on the socket axis so the load screw can be driven down the 45 mm deep bore before the bar goes in; overall 92 x 36 x 52 mm with 45-degree gussets under the socket.