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A bench-top fume extractor housing for any 40 x 40 x 10 mm fan — the fan bolts to the 60°-tilted face on its standard 32 mm M3 pattern (3.4 mm clearance holes with counterbores so the heads sit flush), and a 42 mm square of activated-carbon filter sheet press-fits into the 41.5 x 41.5 x 4 mm pocket in front of a ribbed finger-guard throat. Footprint 52 x 64 mm, 50 mm tall, with two M4 holes in the weighted base for bolting it to the bench and an open rear duct so exhaust clears the work.
A 104 x 46 x 16 mm bench dock that stands up 6 microSD cards (11 x 15 x 1 mm), 3 full-size SD cards (24 x 32 x 2.1 mm) and 4 USB-A flash drives parked plug-down in 12.8 x 5.4 mm bays, so the loose media around a Pi/camera bench stops disappearing into the parts bin. Cards protrude 7–20 mm for a one-finger pinch, a scalloped thumb groove backs the microSD row, and two M3 clearance holes on a 96 mm centre let you screw it into a drawer bottom or shelf; underside relief pockets keep it to roughly 57 cm³.
A six-lane stadium-step rack that sorts cut heat-shrink tubing by diameter — troughs 8/10/12/14/17/20 mm wide take the common 3:1 sizes from 2.4 mm up to 12.7 mm, each 74 mm long with a finger scallop so you can pinch a piece out without emptying the lane. 116 x 99 x 39 mm overall, open underneath to stay light, with two M4 clearance ears (4.5 mm) to screw it to a shelf or bench back.
A 44 mm square block with four through-bores (18.7 mm, on 20.6 mm centres) that holds four 18650 cells upright, parallel and bottom-flush against the bench so nickel strip lands square during spot-welding or pack glue-up. Open-topped grab notches — one per cell, in 4-fold symmetry — let you spin a cell to set polarity, and two 5 mm ears with M3 clearance holes bolt the jig to the bench; overall 68 x 44 x 26 mm.
A sealed shop bank that swallows used utility-knife blades, snap-off tips and razor blades through a narrow funneled slot in its peaked roof, so they never end up loose in a drawer or trash bag. 58 x 42 mm footprint, 54 mm tall, holds a few hundred blades before you tape the slot and dispose of the whole thing.
A 100 mm wide wall rack that hangs four toothbrushes head-up in open keyhole slots so they drain and air-dry instead of sitting in a wet cup. Slots take handles from the top edge, and four screw holes mount it to drywall or tile.
A 147 mm staircase block that stands a 13-piece metric drill index upright, with bores from 1.5 mm to 7.5 mm rising left to right so the size order is obvious at a glance. Each step is taller than the last, so bit tips sit deep and shanks stay easy to grab.