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Dovetail Screw-Jaw Connector Pinning Vise
This bench vise holds JST-XH, JST-PH and Dupont connector housings square while you push crimped pins in. It has a 42 mm wide sliding jaw that prints in place in a 45° dovetail with 0.5 mm clearance, and one M3 x 25–30 screw with a captured hex nut pushes it closed. The jaw opening runs from 0 to 16 mm, so it doesn't rely on any one housing size. Housings up to 40 mm long sit face-down on the bench between the jaws.
Landscape Edging Bolt-Through Splice Channel
A 140 mm long U-channel that drops over the top bead of plastic landscape edging and joins two butted lengths. It fits beads up to 24 mm thick (25 mm slot, 42 mm tall). A centre rib positions the butt joint, and four 5.5 mm M5 through-holes let you drill the edging and bolt the splice tight so the joint can't creep apart.
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.
Dupont 1-6 Pin Housing Sort Tray
A 123 x 94 x 22 mm bench tray with 12 bins for 2.54 mm Dupont/JST-style housings. Bin widths grow with pin count, from 11 mm for 1-pin to 26 mm for 6-pin. The front row holds male housings (marked with round dimples) and the middle row holds female housings (marked with square dimples). Two 25 mm troughs at the back take loose crimp pins, so you don't have to dig through the kit bag for a 3-pin female mid-build. Every bin has a 45° scoop ramp at the front to make small parts easy to pick out.
2020 Extrusion In-Line Splice Channel
A 100 mm U-channel splice that joins two lengths of 2020 extrusion end to end. It has a 20.4 mm cradle and 12 M5 clearance holes (5.5 mm) on the centre line of the floor and both side walls, for M5x10 bolts into T-nuts. A sight slot at mid-length lets you check the two beam ends are butted before you tighten. Use it to extend rover or gantry frames from short stock lengths, or to build frames that come apart for transport.
Sectional Sofa Connector Bracket
A hermaphroditic interlocking bracket that stops sectional sofa and loveseat sections from drifting apart — print two identical copies, screw one up into the bottom rail of each section with #8 wood screws (4.5 mm clearance holes, 2.5 mm counterbores for flush heads), push the sections together and slide one along the seam so each part's T-tongue hooks behind the other's lip. Plate is 104 x 40 x 8 mm with a 27 mm tongue and a tapered socket wall that wedges the joint rattle-free at full engagement; lift apart in seconds when you move house.
GX12 Panel Flange With Strain Relief
A 52 x 36 x 4 mm bolt-on flange that gives a GX12 aviation connector a proper 12.4 mm mounting bore with an 18 mm nut counterbore, so you can add a connector to a project box — or cover a ragged, oversized 15–24 mm hole — instead of epoxying the connector in. Four M3 clearance holes on a 42 x 26 mm pattern hold it to the panel, and the 16 mm gusseted post behind it has a zip-tie slot and a 8 mm cable saddle so a yank on the loom loads the plastic, not your solder joints.