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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.
Door Gap Resistance Band Anchor
A no-drill T-shaped anchor that goes through the hinge-side gap of a closed door. It lets you clip resistance bands or a carabiner to any door without screwing anything into the frame. The 2.4 mm thick, 40 mm tall tongue passes through the gap. A 40 x 10 mm stop bar bears on the far side of the door and jamb, and an 18 mm eye on your side takes the band. The tongue reach clears doors up to 48 mm thick, and the part prints upright so the pull runs along the layers instead of across them.
Picture Rail Moulding Hook
This hook replaces the old picture rail hooks used in period houses. You hang pictures, mirrors or plants from the moulding, so no nails go into plaster. It is 40 x 95 x 12 mm. A 3 mm tip drops 9 mm behind the moulding's top bead, and the 21 mm throat fits rails that stand up to about 20 mm off the wall. The wire hangs in a 6 mm cup at the bottom of a 5 x 12 mm stem. The part prints flat, so the hanging load runs along the layer lines rather than across them.