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Stackable 1.5° Grab Bar Flange Taper Shim
An 84 mm round tapered shim, 2.0 mm thick on one edge and 4.2 mm on the other, giving 1.5° of correction. It goes behind a grab-bar flange (up to about 3 in across) on an out-of-plumb or bowed tile wall so the bar sits square and doesn't rock. Three 5.5 mm radial slots cover screw circles from 48 to 68 mm and clear #10 (4.8 mm) screws. A V-notch marks the thick edge, so you can stack two shims with the notches lined up for 3°, or turn one to point anywhere you need.
Five-Pattern Bolt Circle Marking Disc
This is a 128 mm layout disc for marking flange and wheel bolt circles without dividers or trig. It has five raised guide rings: 3 holes on a 40 mm circle, 4 on 60 mm, 5 on 80 mm, 6 on 100 mm and 8 on 117 mm. Every ring has one hole on the 0° line. All holes and the centre pivot are 3.4 mm, so a scribe, an awl, a 1/8 in punch or a 3 mm drill fits through each one. The 5 mm thick rings keep the tool upright as you mark. V-notches every 90° and ticks every 15° let you line the disc up with drawn centre lines.
Split Shower Arm Escutcheon Flange
An oversized 78 mm split escutcheon that clamps onto a 1/2 in NPS shower arm (21.3 mm OD) to hide the chipped drywall or tile hole left after an arm swap — the stock 50 mm flange never covers it, and you can't buy a split one without a whole arm kit. It prints as one piece: a 1.2 mm living-hinge ligament at the rim lets the two halves swing open around the arm in place, then one M3x20 screw through the 3.4 mm lug into the 2.6 mm self-tap pilot pulls the 21.8 mm bore tight. 78 mm dia x 16 mm tall, 2.6 mm brim, print in PETG.