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Vented PCI Slot Blanking Plate
This printed cover replaces a lost or bent PC case expansion-slot cover. It uses the standard full-height ATX/PCI bracket size, 120 mm long and 18.4 mm wide, with a tapered 10 mm bottom tongue and an 11.4 mm top foot. The foot has a U-notch that slips under a loosened 6-32 or M3 case screw, so you don't need to remove the screw. Ten vent slots and two stiffening ribs on the inside face keep the 1.2 mm plate flat, and they leave the outer face plain so it sits flush against the rear panel.
Under-Desk PC Tower Corner Riser Foot
A 64 x 64 mm corner foot that raises a desktop PC tower 25 mm off the carpet under your desk. The case bottom sits on a flat 3 mm deck, and a 4 mm thick, 10 mm tall braced L-lip holds the corner so the case can't slide off. Because it only holds the corner, it fits any tower width or depth. Print four. The inside is a 3 x 3 grid of open cells, so it uses about 40 cm³ of plastic and prints without supports.
Linked Vane Adjustable Air Louver
A print-in-place vane louver: four 23.5 mm vanes on a 25 mm pitch pivot on captive posts and are tied together by a slotted link bar, so one thumb tab sweeps all four together ±45° to aim or choke airflow. The 128 x 60 x 4 mm flange screws over a 102 x 46 mm panel cut-out with four 4.5 mm M4 clearance holes on a 114 x 46 mm pattern — for enclosure, cabinet, camper and fan-exhaust vents. Prints as one piece, six moving parts, 0.4 mm clearances throughout.
Register Vent Air Deflector Clamp
A 150 mm wide, 50°-angled deflector blade that screw-clamps onto the outermost louver fin of a floor, wall or ceiling HVAC register to throw supply air away from curtains, a bed or a sofa instead of straight up the wall. Two clamp posts take an M4 heat-set insert (5.5 mm bore) and an M4 set screw that pins any fin up to 12 mm thick against an 8 mm anvil, so it works on stamped steel and moulded plastic registers alike — unlike magnetic deflectors that slide off. Blade is 2.6 mm thick with three full-length stiffening fences; overall 150 x 69 x 66 mm, prints rail-down with no supports.