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A screw-down hose guide with a print-in-place spinning spool that keeps a 5/8 in garden hose from dragging across plants at the corner of a raised bed, border or fence post. Footprint is 70 x 38 mm with two 4.5 mm M4/#8 screw holes (counterbored so heads sit below the surface), and the 34 mm flanged roller spins on a 16 mm post with a 25 mm wide hose channel; overall height 60 mm.
An open-bottom gabled shelter that covers an outdoor extension-cord plug/connector joint so rain and sprinkler spray drip off instead of sitting on the contacts — 140 mm long with a 52.8 x 46 mm internal cavity, big enough for a 5-15 plug mated into a cord end. Both end walls carry an 11 mm cord slot (fits 16/3 and 12/3 SJTW cord) flanked by 4.5 mm M4 zip-tie holes, and four 5.5 mm M5 holes in the bottom flange take ground stakes, landscape staples or screws into a deck rail. The 45° roof and vertical walls print with no supports and no bridging over the cavity.
A standoff bridge that suspends a 40 mm fan directly over a Raspberry Pi 4B / 3B+, with a 32 mm shrouded duct collar aiming the air at the SoC instead of letting it spill sideways. 74 x 64 mm plate on four 18 mm legs that clear the USB/Ethernet stack, 58 x 49 mm M2.5 board pattern with captured nuts at the board end, 32 mm square M3 fan pattern, plus side exhaust vents and a 26 x 4.5 mm slot for GPIO ribbon or camera flex.
A stackable 96 x 84 x 28 mm deck for Raspberry Pi 4B / 3B+ cluster builds: each board bolts to four 6 mm standoffs on the verified 58 x 49 mm pattern with 2.9 mm holes for M2.5 screws, and the 14 mm corner posts peg into the socket of the deck above for a 28 mm stack pitch (16 mm of free air over each board for a HAT or fan). Three large windows give vertical airflow, plus two 4 mm cable-tie slots and two M3 clearance holes so the bottom deck can be screwed to a wall or panel.
A 110 x 62 mm vented backplate for a Raspberry Pi 4B / 3B+ with four 5 mm standoffs on the 58 x 49 mm bolt pattern (2.9 mm bores for M2.5 screws), edge stiffening ribs, two keyhole slots that drop over #8 wall screws, an M4 lock hole at the bottom, and a zip-tie bridge for power-cable strain relief. Five long vent slots keep air moving under the board and cut print time.
A 95 x 70 mm catch-all tray with two compartments for keys and coins plus an upright slot that stands a phone (up to 13 mm thick with case) face-up on a raised shelf. A tunnel through the back wall feeds the charging cable up to the phone's port so the cord never leaves the dock.
A soil spike that turns an empty soda bottle into a slow-drip plant waterer — press the inverted bottle neck into the ribbed socket and push the 140 mm spike into the pot. Three staggered drip ports feed water down at the root zone while the 44 mm flange keeps it from sinking.
A ground stake with a tapered funnel socket that grips 12 oz cans, bottles and tapered party cups so drinks stay upright in sand, grass or dirt. 148 mm tall with four grip ribs at the rim for pushing it in by hand.
A stand-on jack that pulls muddy boots off without touching them: the heel drops into a tapered 20–55 mm V while your other foot holds down the slotted deck. 135 × 60 × 32 mm, prints flat with no supports.
A two-horn wall cleat for figure-eight wrapping an extension cord, air hose or rope, with flared post tips that keep the coil from slipping off. 120 mm wide, mounts with two countersunk screws and holds roughly a 50 ft 16-gauge cord.
An open-top can that swallows a ball of jute or sisal twine (80 mm inner diameter, 80 mm deep) and feeds it out through a guide eyelet, with a pinch slot on the lip that grips the loose end so it never falls back inside. A keyhole on the flat back hangs it on a single screw in the shed or potting bench, or it just sits upright on the bench.