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Slotted Awning Window Scissor Stay Arm
A replacement arm for the flat scissor-stay linkage inside older awning windows, where cracked OEM arms are no longer sold. It is a 158 x 18 x 6 mm bar with a fixed 5.5 mm M5 pivot hole and a raised thrust pad at one end. Two 5.5 mm wide slots let you set the other pivots where your old arm had them: the middle slot runs 52–78 mm from the pivot and the end slot runs 119–143 mm. Measure your old arm before ordering, then fit it with M5 bolts, washers and nylock nuts.
Resin Shed Door Slotted Replacement Hinge
A 96 mm print-in-place butt hinge to replace broken plastic hinges on resin garden sheds and storage boxes. Each 44 mm leaf has two 5.5 x 12 mm slotted holes so it fits existing screw positions, plus a round 5.5 mm centre hole for an M5 bolt or #10 screw. The 14 mm knuckles turn on a fused 6 mm pin with 0.5 mm clearance, so it prints assembled with no supports.
Bicone-Pivot Filter Grille Turn Clip
A two-piece print-in-place swivel clip that replaces a missing filter retainer on a return-air grille. You fasten it to the grille frame flange with one #6 or #8 wood screw, or an M4 bolt, through a 4.5 mm sleeve. Then you swing the 58 mm × 16 mm arm over the filter edge to hold it. The arm turns on a double-cone (bicone) bearing with a 0.5 mm gap and 45° faces, so it prints without supports and can't slide off the sleeve, even before it is screwed down.
Turntable Dust Cover Stop Hinge
A 60 mm wide print-in-place hinge for a turntable dust cover. It replaces lost or broken lid hinges, and a built-in post stops the lid at about 100° so it can't fall back. Mounts with M3 screws: 3.4 mm holes in the lid leaf, and 10 mm long slots in the plinth leaf so you can set the height.
Medicine Cabinet Snap Jaw Door Catch
A snap-jaw door catch for medicine cabinets and small cupboard doors. A 33 x 19 mm catch screws to the cabinet wall through two 4.5 mm slots (for #6 wood screws or M4, with 8 mm of adjustment), and a 30 mm wide strike with a 6 mm knob screws to the back of the door. Two flexing jaws with ramped detents hold the knob shut, so it replaces worn-out magnetic or roller catches. Both pieces print together with the knob already sitting in the jaw (0.5 mm clearance), so you pull the strike out once after printing.
Medicine Cabinet Cone-Knuckle Door Hinge
This print-in-place surface butt hinge replaces the discontinued tri-view (Mepla-style) concealed hinges on medicine cabinet mirror doors. It stands 60 mm tall, and each leaf is 36 x 4 mm. The leaves have four 4.5 mm holes for #6 (3.5 mm) or M4 pan-head screws. The knuckles pivot on a 5 mm pin in a 6 mm bore, and the knuckle faces are 45° cones with a 0.5 mm gap, so the hinge prints with no supports and the door weight is carried by the cone seat.
Hinged Grab Bar Flange Cover 1-1/4 in
This is a replacement for the snap-on cover over the screws of an ADA grab bar flange. It is a clamshell with a hinge printed in place, so it swings open and closes around a 1-1/4 in (31.75 mm) grab bar that is already installed, and one M3 screw and nut lock it shut. The cover is 88 mm across and 44 mm tall. Inside, it hides round wall flanges up to about 80 mm across and 12 mm deep. The 32 mm collar grips the tube when the screw is tightened.
Patio Umbrella Folding Crank Handle
A replacement crank for patio umbrellas (Hampton Bay-style market umbrellas) whose handle has snapped. It has a split collar with an 8.3 mm bore, closed by an M4 bolt into a captured nut, that clamps 7.5–8.3 mm round or D-flat spool shafts. The folding grip on the end is print-in-place. The crank radius is 70 mm, the part is 152 mm long overall, and the grip folds flat in line with the arm when you're not winding. It prints collar-upright, so the clamp and winding torque both stay in the layer plane.