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A 140 x 95 mm riser shelf that slides in around a bathroom sink drain so the dead space beside the P-trap becomes usable storage — the 52 mm wide U-slot (26 mm end radius) clears common 1-1/4 in and 1-1/2 in tubular tailpieces and their slip nuts. Four hollow 18 mm legs give 45 mm of clearance over the cabinet floor, 7 mm drain slots let a drip pass straight through instead of pooling under your bottles, and each foot has a 4.5 mm M4 clearance hole if you want to screw it down.
A printed beam-flexure shaft coupler that joins a 5 mm stepper shaft (NEMA 17) to an 8 mm T8 leadscrew, with three 60°-indexed relief slots so it absorbs misalignment instead of binding the nut. 20 mm OD x 44 mm long, 5.3 mm and 8.6 mm bores, four M3 self-tapping grub screws (two per hub at 90°).
A three-step cabinet riser that stair-steps spice jars so every label is visible from the front. 80 mm wide x 108 mm deep x 66 mm tall, with a 3 mm lip on each tread so jars can't slide off; hollow open-bottom shell with internal ribs to keep it light.
A 100 x 72 mm bar-soap dish with a 3 mm sloped floor, five lengthwise ribs that keep the bar up out of the water, and a spout notch with a flat drip tongue that sends runoff into the sink instead of onto the counter.
A shelf that hangs on the center screw of a standard duplex outlet cover to hold a charging phone off the floor. 70 mm wide plate, 58 mm deep ledge with an 8 mm lip and a cord notch through the middle.
A two-compartment caddy that sits beside the faucet to hold a sponge and scrub brush separately, with slotted drain holes in the bottom so water runs out instead of pooling. Fits a standard sponge; overall footprint 100 x 70 x 45 mm.