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Five-Slot Paint Brush Hang-Dry Wall Rack
A 170 x 55 mm wall shelf that holds five washed paint brushes upright with the bristles hanging down so they drip-dry without bending. Its open-front slots are 10, 13, 16, 19 and 22 mm wide to fit thin artist brushes up to thick 3 in trim brushes. It mounts with two #8 wood screws through 5 mm holes 68 mm apart, and gussets between the slots carry the load.
Food Processor S-Blade Safety Dock
A 150 mm round dock that holds a loose food processor S-blade or chopper blade upright. The blade drops onto a tapered centre post (22 mm at the base, 11 mm at the tip, 52 mm tall), so it wedges and centres any hub with a bore between 11 and 22 mm. A 42 mm high, 2.4 mm wall surrounds blades up to 140 mm across, and six 4 mm radial drain slots let a freshly washed blade drip dry in the cupboard.
Flagged: contact with food. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Piping Tip Cone-Peg Drying Rack
A 110 x 144 mm tray with 12 hollow tapered pegs that hold decorating piping tips upright while they dry and while they're stored. Each peg tapers from 24 mm to 8 mm over 32 mm, so tips of any brand or size slide down until they seat, and water drains through the open peg onto the counter.
Three-Slot Cutting Board Drying Stand
A countertop stand that holds three cutting boards on edge so both faces air-dry and don't trap water. It has two open comb rails, 122 mm long and set 84 mm apart, joined by low cross bars. Each slot is 22 mm wide at the floor and flares to 34 mm at the top, so boards up to 20 mm thick drop in easily and lean back into the V.
Bottle And Jar Drying Peg Rack
A four-peg drying stand for water bottles, travel mugs, jars and baby bottles: a 150 x 96 mm open rib frame, 4 mm thick, carrying four 95 mm three-blade pegs that taper from 23 mm across at the base to 14 mm at the tip, so a narrow bottle neck drops deep while a wide jar mouth rests high. Pegs lean 10° outward so bottles clear each other and air reaches the inside, and the fully open deck lets every drip fall straight through onto the drainboard instead of pooling.