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Pull-Tab Can And Jar Lid Lifter Lever
A 124 mm flat-printed lever with a tapered wedge tip, 1.6 mm thick at the point, that slides under a ring-pull tab. A 12 x 6 mm catch window holds the tab ring so you can lift it without using your fingernails. The same tip also pops the vacuum seal on jar lids. It helps with stubborn soup, pet-food and soda cans, and suits anyone with weak or sore hands. The lever lies flat on the bed, so prying loads run along the layers, and a 10 mm hang hole in the handle lets you keep it on a hook.
Rocker Door And Panel Lifter Lever
This foot-operated rocker lever works like a board lifter. Slide its 4 mm tapered tongue under a door or a drywall/plywood sheet, then step on the pedal to raise the load about 14 mm with a roughly 1.8:1 advantage, which leaves both hands free to line up hinge pins or fasten the panel. It is 168 x 42 x 34 mm, has a rounded fulcrum, two lightening windows in the trussed beam, and a 6 mm hang hole. It prints on its side, so the lifting load bends it along the layer lines rather than across them.
Three-Pivot Dehumidifier Float Lever
This replaces the cracked float arm in a dehumidifier bucket. A broken arm stops the unit from running even when it still works. The lever is 162 mm long with a sealed hollow float (40 x 24 x 14 mm, about 13 g of lift). It has three 3.4 mm pivot holes 10 mm apart that take a 3 mm steel pin or an M3 screw, so you can choose the lever ratio, and a 12 mm tall switch flag you can trim to the length you need.
Universal V-Jaw Duct Damper Lever
A 110 mm replacement handle for a round-duct balancing damper whose stamped lever has snapped off. The 28 mm hub has a 90° V-jaw that takes any 5–10 mm round or square damper shaft, clamped by an M4 set screw in a heat-set insert. A rib along the top lines up with the damper blade so you can see its setting, and a 4.5 mm tip hole lets a #8 sheet-metal screw lock the setting to the duct.
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.
5-Gallon Bucket Lid Pry Lever
A 160 mm flat-printed lever for prying tight lids off 5-gallon (19 L) pails of paint, joint compound, chlorine or bulk screws. It works without tearing off the tabs or destroying a screwdriver. The barbed hook finger has a 5 mm slot with a 3.5 mm throat, so it catches under the lid skirt. The 16 mm heel rests against the pail wall and works as the fulcrum, and an 8 mm hole lets you hang it on a pegboard or nail.
Step Can Pedal Rocker Arm
Replacement rocker/bell-crank arm for the foot-pedal linkage in a step trash can (Simplehuman-style 30 L round cans and their clones), the one plastic lever that always snaps and that nobody sells as a service part. 98.7 mm long with a 5.5 mm pivot bore for a 5 mm pin or M5 bolt, two 4.5 mm pedal-rod holes 9 mm apart to re-tune pedal throw, and an open C-socket at the lift end that clips over a 4 mm lid rod; 10 mm tall bosses and a full-length spine rib carry the load in the print plane. Measure your can's pivot pin before printing — holes are sized to standard 4 mm / 5 mm pins.
Office Chair Height Lever Paddle
A replacement seat-height lever paddle for an office chair whose plastic paddle snapped off the metal actuator tab — 119 mm long overall with a 95 mm reach, 28 mm wide, ribbed top and an upturned finger lip at the tip. The clamp head takes a 16 x 8 mm through-slot (fits a flat lever tab up to 15 x 7 mm, or round stock up to 7 mm) and locks onto it with two M4 screws in 5.5 mm heat-set insert bores, pressing the tab down onto two ridged floor rails.
Doorknob Lever Adapter Clamp
A split-band clamp that grips a standard round door knob (50–56 mm, eleven internal 1.25 mm grip ribs) and adds a 95 mm lever arm so the door opens with a forearm, elbow or closed fist instead of a twisting grip. One M4 bolt through the 4.5 mm clearance ears pulls the 4 mm split shut onto a captured M4 nut; band is 22 mm tall, arm 14 mm thick, overall 139 x 63 mm, and it prints flat with the lever load in the XY plane.