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.*
Wobbly Chair Dowel Hole Rebuild Sleeves
A snap-off sprue of six crush-ribbed sleeves for rebuilding wallowed-out dowel holes in chair and table joints. Drill the worn hole out to 12 mm and glue in an 8 mm sleeve (25 mm long, 8.3 mm bore), or drill to 14 mm and use a 10 mm sleeve (30 mm long, 10.3 mm bore). Six 0.3 mm crush ribs bite into the wood and leave channels for the glue, and the chamfered nose starts the sleeve straight in the hole.
Footboard Mattress Slide Stop Bracket
This is a screw-on stop that keeps a mattress from creeping over a platform bed's footboard or side rail. It's a 130 x 40 x 6 mm plate. A ledge rests on top of any rail at least 14 mm thick, two slotted #8 (4.2 mm) wood-screw holes allow 7 mm of height adjustment, and a tapered back rib stiffens the 60 mm upright that the mattress pushes against.
Slotted #8 Screw Chair Corner Block
Printed corner block that fixes a wobbly chair seat frame or table apron. It screws across the inside corner of two aprons, and a 45° notch clears the leg. The 80 x 80 x 28 mm open truss has 7 mm flanges, two slotted, counterbored #8 (4.2 mm shank) screw holes per side so you can set the block flush with the apron's top edge, and 10 mm driver access ports through the diagonal web.
Bed Rail Slat Retainer Bracket
A screw-on ledger bracket for wooden bed side rails that carries a slat end and stops it creeping off: 40 mm wide, a 24 mm deep seat and a 13 mm upstand lip that traps the slat. Two 4.5 x 17.5 mm slots take #8 or M4 wood screws with 13 mm of height adjustment so the slat deck sits level, and a 4.5 mm hole through the 7 mm ledge lets you screw up into the slat so it can never shift again. Gusseted and printed on its profile so the load runs along the layers, not across them.
Dresser Drawer Center Rail Guide
Replacement plastic center guide for old wooden dressers and nightstands: a 46 x 58 x 21 mm saddle that straddles the cabinet's 3/4 in (19.05 mm) wood center rail so the drawer stops racking and dropping. The 21.2 mm channel carries four 0.8 mm skid ribs that pin the rail at 19.6 mm effective width for low-friction, slop-free travel, and four 4.5 mm holes take #8 / M4 screws up into the drawer bottom or rear rail; gussets under the flange keep the walls from spreading under side load.