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Rocker Door And Panel Lifter Lever
This foot-operated rocker lever works like a board lifter. Slide its 4 mm tapered tongue under a door or a drywall/plywood sheet, then step on the pedal to raise the load about 14 mm with a roughly 1.8:1 advantage, which leaves both hands free to line up hinge pins or fasten the panel. It is 168 x 42 x 34 mm, has a rounded fulcrum, two lightening windows in the trussed beam, and a 6 mm hang hole. It prints on its side, so the lifting load bends it along the layer lines rather than across them.
Screw-On Drywall Outside Corner Guard
A 150 mm tall L-shaped guard that screws over a 90° outside drywall corner. It stops vacuums, strollers and furniture from crushing the corner bead. Each flange is 32 mm wide and 3 mm thick, with a 6 mm bullnose at the corner and a 2 mm relief groove so it sits flat over a raised metal bead. It has five staggered 4.5 mm countersunk holes for #6 (3.5 mm) or #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws, or for screws in plastic drywall anchors.
Towel Bar Drywall Load-Spreader Plate
This 140 x 76 mm wall plate goes behind a towel bar, TP holder or robe hook post that keeps pulling out of drywall. It spreads the load across eight countersunk #8 (4.2 mm) screw holes, so you can use anchors or catch a stud. The hardware's bracket bolts to the raised 8 mm cross with M4 screws. The M4 nuts sit in hidden 7.3 mm channels on the wall side, and 4.5 mm slots let the bolts land anywhere within ±25 mm both horizontally and vertically, so it fits almost any bracket spacing.
Drywall Hole Patch Backer Bridge
A 140 x 36 x 5 mm backer plate for patching a hole in 1/2 in (12.7 mm) drywall. Tilt it in through any hole about 40–95 mm across, such as a doorknob punch-through or an old box cut-out. Pull the finger handle to hold it tight against the back of the wall, then drive #6 drywall screws through the wall into the 2.6 mm pilot holes 52–64 mm either side of centre. Screw your plug patch into the two centre holes. The handle has a 2.4 mm neck at the plate face, so it snaps off almost flush when you're done.
Outlet Box Drywall Setback Gauge
A flat 120 x 45 x 6 mm step gauge for setting new-work electrical boxes flush with the finished wall. Three notches set the box's projection past the stud face at exactly 9.5, 12.7 and 15.9 mm (3/8, 1/2 and 5/8 in drywall); dimples next to each notch (1, 2, 3) show which is which. Rest the land on the stud, slide the box forward until its rim touches the back of the notch, then nail it, so you don't end up with recessed boxes that need box extenders.
Wall Anchor Sort Tray With Drill Gauges
A 152 x 115 x 28 mm tray with five lanes (22–36 mm wide) for 5, 6, 8 and 10 mm wall plugs and hollow-wall toggles or mollies. Each lane has a scoop ramp at the front. The front ledge has a through-hole in front of each lane, sized for a 5, 6, 8, 10 or 12 mm bit (modelled 0.3 mm over nominal), so you can check the bit against the lane before drilling and there's no guessing which bit goes with which anchor.