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Cam-Lock Housing And Bolt Rebore Jig
An L-shaped drilling jig for moving a blown-out flat-pack cam lock to fresh wood on an 18 mm panel. The 8 mm guide plate takes a 15 mm Forstner bit, and the edge fence lines up an 8 mm bit so the bolt hole meets the housing at mid-thickness (9 mm down). It has two stations: the housing centre sits 24 mm or 34 mm in from the panel edge. Overall size is 90 x 58 x 28 mm.
Eccentric Cam Panel Draw Connector
This is a two-piece, print-in-place, surface-mount connector that replaces a stripped flat-pack cam lock. It does not need the old cam hole. The 27 mm eccentric cam turns on a #8 (4.2 mm) wood screw driven into panel A. The cam sits captured under a 45° lip in a 72 x 40 x 7 mm keeper, which is screwed to panel B through slotted #8 holes. A half-turn of the cam's 19 mm hex pulls the joint 6 mm tight, and the cam locks past dead centre.
Straddle Cam Lock Desk Repair Bracket
This inside-corner bracket is 80 mm long with 36 mm legs. It repairs flat-pack desk joints where the cam lock has stripped or torn out. A 24 x 14 mm window at the centre fits over the old cam housing and any crumbled chipboard. Four slotted #8 wood-screw holes (4.8 mm wide with 9 mm counterbores) sit 26 mm from the corner so the screws go into undamaged wood, and 6 mm end gussets keep the joint square.
Flat-Pack Furniture Hardware Keeper
A 150 x 90 x 22 mm tray that keeps a flat-pack furniture kit together through a move. It has three scoop bays for cam locks, bolts and hex keys, a rack of seven 8.6 mm sockets that hold 8 mm dowels upright, and a rack of nine 5.4 mm sockets for standard 5 mm shelf pins. Two 4.5 mm holes in the floor take #6 or M4 screws, so you can fix it inside the wardrobe or drawer it belongs to.
Print-In-Place Cam Lever Rod Clamp
A tool-free quick-release clamp for 8 mm smooth rod: a split C-collar with an 8.3 mm slip-fit bore and two cam lobes, wrapped by a print-in-place cam ring whose 30 mm lever squeezes the jaws shut in about a quarter turn. The 46 x 24 x 5 mm foot bolts down with two M3 screws on 36 mm centres; overall 62 x 24 x 27 mm, so a boom, antenna mast, sensor pole or stop collar can be re-positioned by hand instead of with a hex key.