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Wobbly Chair Dowel Hole Rebuild Sleeves
A snap-off sprue of six crush-ribbed sleeves for rebuilding wallowed-out dowel holes in chair and table joints. Drill the worn hole out to 12 mm and glue in an 8 mm sleeve (25 mm long, 8.3 mm bore), or drill to 14 mm and use a 10 mm sleeve (30 mm long, 10.3 mm bore). Six 0.3 mm crush ribs bite into the wood and leave channels for the glue, and the chamfered nose starts the sleeve straight in the hole.
Cam-Lock Housing And Bolt Rebore Jig
An L-shaped drilling jig for moving a blown-out flat-pack cam lock to fresh wood on an 18 mm panel. The 8 mm guide plate takes a 15 mm Forstner bit, and the edge fence lines up an 8 mm bit so the bolt hole meets the housing at mid-thickness (9 mm down). It has two stations: the housing centre sits 24 mm or 34 mm in from the panel edge. Overall size is 90 x 58 x 28 mm.
Table Leaf Alignment Pin And Socket Set
Two press-in alignment pins and two flanged sockets that keep extension-table, drop-leaf and two-piece desk leaves level. Drill both edges to 12 mm. The pin shanks and socket sleeves have crush ribs (12.5 mm across the ribs) that grip the wood. Each 8.2 mm nose slides into an 8.8 mm socket bore that has a chamfered lead-in. The parts print on a breakaway sprue, and the set replaces the plastic leaf pins that hardware stores no longer stock.
Print-In-Place Recliner Cable Release Lever
This print-in-place universal replacement for a snapped recliner or sofa release handle mounts with three #8 wood screws. The 106 mm lever turns on a hollow 10 mm pivot pin that holds it in place, and the pin has a 5.5 mm bore so you can add an optional M5 bolt for extra strength. The lever pulls the recline cable through a 25 mm arm, about 4:1 leverage. That arm has an 8 mm pocket for the cable's ball or barrel end (up to about 7.5 mm across) and a 3 mm slot for the inner wire. The base has a 7 mm wide cradle for the cable housing and a stop the housing end pushes against, so you don't need the exact branded part.
Slotted Desktop Seam Joining Plate
A ribbed plate, 160 x 70 x 11 mm, that screws to the underside of two desktops butted together (for an L-desk, a bench extension, or a split top) and keeps them flush. It has eight 5.0 mm slots, 14 mm long, for #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws with washers. The slots let you pull the tops tight before you snug the screws down. A V-notch marks the centre line so you can line it up on the seam. Three 7 mm tall ribs run across the seam to resist sag.
Footboard Mattress Slide Stop Bracket
This is a screw-on stop that keeps a mattress from creeping over a platform bed's footboard or side rail. It's a 130 x 40 x 6 mm plate. A ledge rests on top of any rail at least 14 mm thick, two slotted #8 (4.2 mm) wood-screw holes allow 7 mm of height adjustment, and a tapered back rib stiffens the 60 mm upright that the mattress pushes against.
Desk Leg M5 Bolt Leveling Foot
A 50 x 50 mm plate that screws under a wooden desk or table leg with four #8 screws (4.8 mm countersunk holes) and turns any M5 bolt into a leveling foot. An 8 mm M5 hex nut drops into a pocket on the face against the leg, so the floor load goes through the bolt and nut into the wood, not the plastic. The 16 mm gusseted boss guides the bolt through a 5.5 mm bore. Turn the bolt head to level a wobbly desk, then lock it with a second nut.
Print-In-Place Drawer Corner Glide Roller
This replaces the 1960s–80s nylon corner roller on dresser and kitchen-cabinet drawers. It prints in one go with no bearing: a 24 mm x 8 mm wheel spins on a 5 mm pin, with 0.5 mm clearance all round, between two 4 mm cheeks. The 52 x 30 x 4 mm plate has two 4.5 mm slots, 14 mm long, that take #6 (3.5 mm) or #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws, so you can slide it up or down until the wheel sits at the right height on the old rail.
Hairpin Desk Leg Stripped-Screw Repair Plate
Fixes a hairpin or plate-mount desk leg whose wood screws have stripped out of the tabletop. The 110 x 110 x 7 mm plate goes on fresh wood with eight #8 wood screws (4.8 mm holes) set on tabs 144 mm across, clear of the old holes. The leg's steel plate then bolts on with M4 bolts and nuts that slide in four diagonal nut tracks (7.4 mm wide), so any hole pattern from about 3 in to 4.5 in square fits.
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.
Drop-Front Desk Lid Folding Stay
This print-in-place two-link folding stay replaces the snapped friction support on a drop-front secretary desk, a hinged school-desk lid or a blanket chest. It prints as one assembly of four pieces joined by three 5 mm pins with 0.5 mm running clearance. Pivot to pivot it reaches 144 mm when straight, and the load runs along the links in the layer plane. A flat 36 × 24 mm plate screws to the cabinet side and a gusseted 24 × 28 mm L-bracket screws to the lid. Both take #6 wood screws (3.5 mm shank) through 4.0 mm clearance holes: the side plate has countersinks, and the lid bracket needs pan-head screws.
Slotted #8 Screw Chair Corner Block
Printed corner block that fixes a wobbly chair seat frame or table apron. It screws across the inside corner of two aprons, and a 45° notch clears the leg. The 80 x 80 x 28 mm open truss has 7 mm flanges, two slotted, counterbored #8 (4.2 mm shank) screw holes per side so you can set the block flush with the apron's top edge, and 10 mm driver access ports through the diagonal web.
Swing-Tab Desk Drawer Pull-Out Stop
A 70 x 20 x 6 mm tab that stops a drawer falling out. It screws to the inside of the drawer back with a pivot screw and a lock screw, and the tip rises above the back to catch the desk's front rail. To pull the drawer out, remove the lock screw and swing the tab down. It's a stand-in for lost stoppers like IKEA Rast part 102323. Both holes are 4.5 mm with countersinks, so they take #6 (3.5 mm) or #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws or M4 screws.
Straddle Cam Lock Desk Repair Bracket
This inside-corner bracket is 80 mm long with 36 mm legs. It repairs flat-pack desk joints where the cam lock has stripped or torn out. A 24 x 14 mm window at the centre fits over the old cam housing and any crumbled chipboard. Four slotted #8 wood-screw holes (4.8 mm wide with 9 mm counterbores) sit 26 mm from the corner so the screws go into undamaged wood, and 6 mm end gussets keep the joint square.
Shelf Pin Hole Size Gauge Paddle
A 110 x 30 mm pocket gauge for older bookcases and cabinets. It has seven chamfered test pegs (4, 5, 6, 6.35 (1/4 in), 7, 8 and 9 mm) that you push into a shelf-pin hole to find its real size. Below them is a matching row of through-holes (printed 0.2 mm over nominal) for checking a spare pin before you buy or print replacements. A V-notch on the edge marks the 1/4 in peg so you can tell it apart from the 6 mm one, and a 6 mm hole lets you hang it on a pegboard.
Flat-Pack Desk Anti-Wobble Corner Brace
A 70 x 70 x 36 mm gusseted L-brace that screws into the inside corner where a flat-pack desk top meets its side panel. It stiffens the joint once the cam locks work loose and the desk starts to rack. Each 5 mm leg has two 4.8 x 8 mm slots that take #8 (4.2 mm) or #10 (4.8 mm) pan-head wood screws, so you can line it up without new pilot holes. Use 5/8 in screws in 16–18 mm particleboard.
Bed Rail Slat Retainer Bracket
A screw-on ledger bracket for wooden bed side rails that carries a slat end and stops it creeping off: 40 mm wide, a 24 mm deep seat and a 13 mm upstand lip that traps the slat. Two 4.5 x 17.5 mm slots take #8 or M4 wood screws with 13 mm of height adjustment so the slat deck sits level, and a 4.5 mm hole through the 7 mm ledge lets you screw up into the slat so it can never shift again. Gusseted and printed on its profile so the load runs along the layers, not across them.
Dresser Drawer Center Rail Guide
Replacement plastic center guide for old wooden dressers and nightstands: a 46 x 58 x 21 mm saddle that straddles the cabinet's 3/4 in (19.05 mm) wood center rail so the drawer stops racking and dropping. The 21.2 mm channel carries four 0.8 mm skid ribs that pin the rail at 19.6 mm effective width for low-friction, slop-free travel, and four 4.5 mm holes take #8 / M4 screws up into the drawer bottom or rear rail; gussets under the flange keep the walls from spreading under side load.