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Open-Base Kayak Dock Horn Cleat
A 102 mm open-base horn cleat for tying off kayaks, canoes and dinghies, and for fitting to kayak carts. Its 110 x 36 mm base bolts down with two M5 bolts or #10 screws on 40 mm centres, with counterbores so the heads sit below the horns. A 22 x 14 mm gap under the bar lets you lead a dock line up to about 10 mm through the cleat before the figure-eight wraps. The horns are undercut at 45° so it prints without supports. Print it in PETG or ASA if it will live outdoors.
Universal Fir-Tree Kayak Scupper Plug
A barbed, tapered plug for the drain holes on a sit-on-top kayak. Six stepped barbs cover any hole from about 24.5 to 44 mm, so one plug works in scuppers of several sizes, and the same design keeps working after the kayak's own plugs go out of production. It has a 54 mm flange with a lanyard ear (5 mm hole), is hollow to keep it light, and has a grip bar in the cup so you can pull it out. Print it in TPU or PETG for the best seal.
Kayak Deck Paddle Park Clip
A snap-in deck clip that parks a kayak or canoe paddle shaft (30 mm nominal, grips 28–31 mm) against the hull so it stays put while you fish or land — the OEM clip sun-rots and no maker sells it separately. 76 x 30 x 38 mm: 6 mm base plate with two M5 clearance holes at 38 mm spacing for well nuts, plus two 8 x 14 mm lash slots at the ends so it can be strapped to 6 mm deck bungee with no drilling into the hull.