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Window Rescreening Spline Gauge Parts Tray
A 160 x 100 x 18 mm bench tray for rescreening window screens. It has a 75 x 55 mm well for a coil of spline, four 36 x 26 mm cups to keep corner keys sorted by profile, and a 154 x 32 mm trough for the roller tool head and blades. The front wall has six spline sizing holes. They step from 0.125 in (3.2 mm) to 0.220 in (5.6 mm), so you can identify old spline before you go to the store.
FPV Brushless Motor Eight-Cup Sort Tray
An eight-cup bench tray for FPV and small-robot brushless motors. Each cup has a 32 mm bore that takes 22xx–23xx outrunner bells up to about 31 mm. A 12 mm hole in each cup floor gives the shaft somewhere to sit and lets you push the motor out from below. A 10 mm notch in each rim keeps the phase leads from getting pinched. The whole tray is 152 x 78 x 22 mm.
M3 And M4 Heat-Set Insert Scoop Tray
A 100 x 70 x 16 mm bench tray with two 45 x 50 mm scoop wells for loose brass heat-set inserts. The cove at the front of each well lets you slide inserts out with a fingertip. Along the back is a row of test bores sized to the verified insert holes, 4.0 mm for M3 and 5.5 mm for M4, each 6 mm deep. Set a stray insert on a bore and you can tell which size it is from which bore it sits on, so mixed M3 and M4 inserts no longer end up sharing one bag.
Tweezer And Precision Driver Bench Block
A 130 x 62 x 35 mm desk block for a soldering or repair bench. It holds five tweezers upright in 14 x 4.5 mm slots and four precision screwdrivers or spudgers in 12 mm holes, and it has a two-bay tray in front for the tiny screws that come out of phones and laptops. The block is hollow, so tool tips rest on a 3 mm floor 32 mm down, and the front tray acts as a wide footprint so the block doesn't tip.