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Print-In-Place Recliner Cable Release Lever
This print-in-place universal replacement for a snapped recliner or sofa release handle mounts with three #8 wood screws. The 106 mm lever turns on a hollow 10 mm pivot pin that holds it in place, and the pin has a 5.5 mm bore so you can add an optional M5 bolt for extra strength. The lever pulls the recline cable through a 25 mm arm, about 4:1 leverage. That arm has an 8 mm pocket for the cable's ball or barrel end (up to about 7.5 mm across) and a 3 mm slot for the inner wire. The base has a 7 mm wide cradle for the cable housing and a stop the housing end pushes against, so you don't need the exact branded part.
Print-In-Place Drawer Corner Glide Roller
This replaces the 1960s–80s nylon corner roller on dresser and kitchen-cabinet drawers. It prints in one go with no bearing: a 24 mm x 8 mm wheel spins on a 5 mm pin, with 0.5 mm clearance all round, between two 4 mm cheeks. The 52 x 30 x 4 mm plate has two 4.5 mm slots, 14 mm long, that take #6 (3.5 mm) or #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws, so you can slide it up or down until the wheel sits at the right height on the old rail.
Eccentric Cam Panel Draw Connector
This is a two-piece, print-in-place, surface-mount connector that replaces a stripped flat-pack cam lock. It does not need the old cam hole. The 27 mm eccentric cam turns on a #8 (4.2 mm) wood screw driven into panel A. The cam sits captured under a 45° lip in a 72 x 40 x 7 mm keeper, which is screwed to panel B through slotted #8 holes. A half-turn of the cam's 19 mm hex pulls the joint 6 mm tight, and the cam locks past dead centre.
Drop-Front Desk Lid Folding Stay
This print-in-place two-link folding stay replaces the snapped friction support on a drop-front secretary desk, a hinged school-desk lid or a blanket chest. It prints as one assembly of four pieces joined by three 5 mm pins with 0.5 mm running clearance. Pivot to pivot it reaches 144 mm when straight, and the load runs along the links in the layer plane. A flat 36 × 24 mm plate screws to the cabinet side and a gusseted 24 × 28 mm L-bracket screws to the lid. Both take #6 wood screws (3.5 mm shank) through 4.0 mm clearance holes: the side plate has countersinks, and the lid bracket needs pan-head screws.