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2x4 Firewood Rack Corner Bracket
This is an L-shaped corner gusset for a DIY firewood rack. It holds a vertical 2x4 upright square on a horizontal 2x4 base rail. Both arms are channels 90 mm wide on the inside, which fits real 38 x 89 mm (1.5 x 3.5 in) lumber. The 22 mm side flanges grip the edges of both boards. Ten 5.5 mm holes take #8/#10 pan-head wood screws or 5 mm lag screws. The part measures 158 x 158 x 25 mm, so it can stand in for the $10 steel brackets you would otherwise need eight or more of. Open windows let rain drain out.
Knock-Down 2x4 Sawhorse Bracket
This sawhorse head holds a 2x4 top beam on edge (38 x 89 mm actual) in a 38.8 mm channel. Two 38.8 mm leg sockets splay 15° to each side for 2x4 legs. Each wall has 4.8 mm clearance holes for #8 wood screws, so you can build folding shop sawhorses from scrap lumber. The part is about 125 x 106 x 30 mm and is printed flat, so the beam load goes into the legs along the layers rather than across them. Use two per horse.
Plywood Panel Carrier Handle
A one-piece sheet-goods carrier that hooks under the bottom edge of plywood, MDF or drywall so you can move a full sheet single-handed. The self-centring V cradle takes panels 6–22 mm thick (1/4" to 7/8"), carrying the load in bearing on a 12 mm land rather than friction, and the offset 24 mm spine clears the panel face. 136 x 156 x 14 mm, printed flat so every load path runs in the layer plane; scalloped 16 mm grip bar with chamfered corners, plus an 8 mm hole to hang it on a nail.
Raised Garden Bed Corner Post
A corner post for timber raised beds: two perpendicular 39.0 mm channels swallow the ends of any 2x lumber (2x4, 2x6, 2x8 — all 1.5 in / 38.1 mm thick) with 28 mm of engagement, and the open 39 mm centre shaft takes a 2x2 stake driven into the ground to anchor the corner. Five 4.5 mm holes take #8 / M4 screws — one through the outer and one through the inner wall of each channel so the boards are pinned both ways, plus one into the stake. 75 x 75 x 60 mm, constant cross-section so it prints flat with no supports; run it in PETG or ASA for UV life.