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Print-In-Place M5 Ball Swivel Leveling Foot
This print-in-place swivel foot replaces cracked treadmill, workbench and machine feet. It has a 56 mm pad and a 22 mm ball captured in a socket with 0.5 mm clearance, so it tilts about ±12° to sit flat on an uneven floor. An M5 hex nut drops into an 8.2 mm hex pocket in the top, and the machine's M5 leveling bolt threads in through a 5.5 mm clearance bore that is 16 mm deep.
Shower Tray M5 Jack-Bolt Leveling Foot
This is a single replacement leveling foot for a low-profile shower tray. You don't need to buy a whole new leg kit to fix one cracked corner. It's a 60 mm floor pad with a 26 mm ribbed column 30 mm tall. Inside the column is a captured M5 hex nut (8 mm across flats, slides in from the side). Thread any M5 bolt down through it and turn it to jack the tray up under the cracked foot.
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.
Washer Anti-Walk Leveling Foot Cup
A low, wide cup that sits under a washing machine or dryer foot. It holds any round leveling-foot pad up to 55 mm across in a 14 mm deep centring dish with grip ribs, and spreads the load over an 84 mm footprint, so a machine with a worn or cracked OEM foot stops walking across the floor during the spin cycle. The outside has a 45° ramp so the foot can be levered in, and the cup works with any foot thread because it never touches the thread.