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Garage Door Slotted D-Pull Lift Handle
A heavy D-pull lift handle that replaces a cracked plastic garage door handle or step plate. It's 150 mm long and 50 mm deep, with a 64 x 34 mm opening wide enough for gloved fingers. It mounts with two #10 (4.8 mm) pan-head screws through 5.3 mm slots, so the hole spacing can be anywhere from 100 to 124 mm. The slots let you shift each screw to land on a door stile or rib. It prints on its side, so the pull load runs along the layers, and gussets reinforce each corner.
Garage Door Track Clamp-On Roller Stop
A bolt-on stop block for a garage door roller track. It clamps onto the track flange with an M5 x 25 bolt and a captured M5 nut. The 10 mm jaw gap fits flanges and rolled lips up to about 9 mm thick. The 30 x 30 mm hollow block sits in the roller's path, so you can lock a door that has no lock or hold a roller in place while you work on the hardware. Overall size is 30 x 58 x 22 mm.
Garage Door Emergency Release T-Handle
A red replacement for the T-handle on a sectional garage door opener's emergency-release cord. It has a 110 mm grip with finger scallops and a 50 mm stem. The cord runs through a 45° diamond channel that fits rope up to about 6.7 mm (the usual 5–6 mm opener cord). You can anchor it with a knot in the open 16 mm pocket, lock it with an M4 self-tapping pinch screw, or use both. The part prints flat so the pull load runs along the layers instead of across them.
Garage Door Safety Eye Bracket
A replacement mounting bracket for garage door opener safety photo eyes, for when the original snapped or never fit your track. The 38 x 100 x 5 mm plate screws to the vertical door track with #8 self-tappers through four 4.5 mm holes plus two 4.5 x 22 mm height-adjustment slots; the 46 mm sensor wall takes any eye with two zip ties through the 7 x 3.5 mm slots or an M4 heat-set insert, and the angled hood shades the lens from low sun that causes phantom reversals.