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Drip Line Twin-Lane Zip-Tie Ground Stake
This 150 mm garden stake has two V-lanes in its head. The wide lane takes drip mainline about 12–20 mm OD, and the narrow lane takes small feeder tubing about 5–8 mm OD. A zip tie up to 5 mm wide goes through a channel under both lanes, wraps over the tubing and locks the line down so it can't blow out or get pulled up. It prints flat with a T-ribbed spike, so the bending load runs along the layers instead of across them, and it's stiffer than the bagged stakes that snap.
Downspout Extension Stake-Down Saddle
This saddle straps a downspout extension to the ground so it can't blow away or get kicked off. It has a 90 x 62 mm opening, which takes a 2x3 in rectangular extension or a 3 in round corrugated one. Each 28 mm foot has a 6.5 mm vertical bore for a tent peg, 6 mm steel rod or #10 screw. The part is 156 mm wide, 20 mm deep and about 38 cm³. It prints on its side, so ground-pull loads run through the layers, not across them.
Solar Path Light Rescue Stake
A replacement ground stake for solar path lights that snapped at the thin stake joint. The 170 mm stake has a T-ribbed spike and a 90° V-cradle on top that holds any light pole from 12 to 25 mm in diameter, fixed with two zip ties through bridged slots. It prints flat so the spike's layer lines run along its length, which stops it snapping at the ground line.
1/2 in PVC Ground Spike Socket
A 150 mm cross-finned ground spike topped with a 40 mm deep socket for 1/2 in schedule 40 PVC pipe (21.3 mm OD, 21.8 mm bore). It stands pipe uprights in lawn or garden soil for bird netting, row-cover hoops, sprinkler risers and marker poles, with no concrete or hammered rebar. An M4 self-tapping set screw in the side boss (3.4 mm pilot) locks the pipe so it won't twist or pull out.