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Magnetic 1:6 And 1:8 Dovetail Saw Guide
L-shaped hand-saw guide that hooks over the end of a board and holds a dovetail saw plate flat against a magnetic face angled 1:6 (9.5°) at one end and 1:8 (7.1°) at the other, so every tail and pin is sawn to the layout line with no drift. Takes six common 10 × 3 mm neodymium disc magnets (10.3 mm pockets, 3.2 mm deep, three per end, glue in flush), legs are 15 mm thick with 20 mm fences for stock up to 20 mm (3/4 in); 55 mm long, 43 mm high as printed. Use it from the far face of the board for the opposite lean and turn it 90° to saw pins. Six dimples mark the 1:6 end, eight mark the 1:8 end.
1:6 And 1:8 Dovetail Marking Gauge
A two-ratio dovetail marker. A 10 x 14 mm centre fence hooks over the board edge, and one of two trapezoid blades lies flat on the face. The 1:6 blade suits softwood and the 1:8 blade suits hardwood; both edges of each blade are at that ratio, so you can mark tails leaning either way without flipping the gauge. It measures 90 x 120 mm overall, the blades are 3 mm thick and 80 mm wide at the fence, and each blade has a 6 mm hang hole.
Dovetail-Linked Keyboard Wrist Rest Segment
A 150 x 74 mm keyboard wrist rest segment. Its sloped top rises from 8 mm at the wrist edge to 20 mm at the keyboard edge. A dovetail tab on one end drops into the socket on the next segment, so you can join two for a 60%/TKL board or three for a full-size one. Inside it has bridged cells and 2.4 mm ribs, so it prints stiff and light with no supports.
Dovetail And Peg Fit-Test Coupon
This is the print-first tolerance tester for the 'Dovetail-Stacking Parts Drawer Cabinet' kit. It is a 72 × 14 × 30 mm block that prints standing up. Its three vertical dovetail grooves (7.6/10.6, 8.0/11.0 nominal and 8.4/11.4 mm, all 2.5 mm deep) test a printed Bowtie Dovetail Joiner Key. Three 3 mm deep blind holes (4.1, 4.3 and 4.5 mm) test the Peg-On Drawer Label Holder's 4.0 mm split pegs. Raised 1-, 2- and 3-dot marks show which size is tight, nominal or loose, so you can tell whether your printer will slide the whole cabinet together before you print six housings.
Dovetail Cabinet Plinth Foot
The base foot of the 'Dovetail-Stacking Parts Drawer Cabinet' kit. It is a 70 × 130 × 8 mm ladder-frame plinth with a 7.4 → 10.4 mm dovetail tongue on top. The bottom 70 × 50 × 130 mm Dovetail Drawer Cell Housing slides onto the tongue from the front. Four 5.0 mm holes with 9.5 mm 90° countersinks take #8 wood screws (4.2 mm shank) to fix the column down, so it can't tip forward when you pull out a loaded drawer.
Bowtie Dovetail Joiner Key
A 128 mm long double-dovetail (bowtie) key for the 'Dovetail-Stacking Parts Drawer Cabinet' kit. It is 10.4 mm wide at both faces, narrows to a 7.4 mm waist and is 4.4 mm thick. It slides into the 8/11 mm × 2.5 mm dovetail grooves of two neighbouring 70 × 50 × 130 mm Dovetail Drawer Cell Housings and locks them together top-to-bottom or side-to-side, so stacked cells can't pull apart. It needs no screws or other hardware, has 0.3 mm of clearance per side and 0.8 mm lead-in chamfers on both ends, and prints flat with no supports.
Dovetail Drawer Cell Housing
A 70 × 50 × 130 mm open-front sleeve that holds one drawer in the 'Dovetail-Stacking Parts Drawer Cabinet' kit. Each of its four long faces has an 8/11 mm dovetail groove, so cells can lock to each other in any direction with bowtie keys. Inside are 18 mm ribs, one of which is the drawer rail with a 1.5 mm detent bump. The back plate has two keyholes at ±20 mm (10 mm entry, 5 mm slot) for hanging it on the wall with #8 wood screws. It prints standing on the back plate, so it needs no supports.
Robot Vacuum Threshold Climb Ramp
A 110 x 65 x 14 mm wedge ramp that lets a robot vacuum climb a raised door threshold, tile transition or thick rug edge instead of bumping off it — 14 mm rise over a 65 mm run is an 11.3 degree approach with a 1 mm leading toe. Side faces carry a vertical dovetail tang and socket (0.4 mm clearance) so identical tiles slide together to span any doorway width, the underside is lightened with twelve 12 mm blind pockets, and two counterbored M4 clearance holes on the centreline let you screw it down with the heads sunk below the running surface.
Screw-Feed Dovetail Micro Stage
A print-in-place linear micro-positioning stage, 94 x 34 x 23 mm, with a 34 mm travel dovetail carriage driven by a standard M3 x 60 screw running in a captured M3 nut — turn the screw with a hex key and the carriage creeps along the rail. The carriage top carries four M3 heat-set boss bores (4.0 mm) on a 20 mm square for bolting on a camera, sensor, laser module or probe, and the base has four M3 clearance holes at the corners to bolt the stage to a bench or plate. Prints as one piece with no supports; 0.6 mm horizontal and 0.4 mm vertical clearance on the dovetail.
Dovetail-Link Drawer Bin
A 100 x 62 x 38 mm open-front parts bin with a vertical dovetail rail on one side and a matching undercut socket on the other, so bins slide together into a row that can't shuffle around in a drawer (116 mm link pitch). The recessed 56 x 8 mm label panel takes a strip of tape, the 28 mm finger scallop lets you reach in, and two M3 clearance bosses (3.4 mm through, 6.6 mm counterbore) let you screw a bin down to a shelf or cleat board instead.