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1/4 in Hex Bit Offset Stubby Wrench
A flat 133 mm wrench for getting into tight spots. One end has a 12-point socket for standard 1/4 in (6.35 mm) hex insert bits, so you can turn a screw inside a cramped appliance or chair housing in 30° swings where a screwdriver won't fit. The other end is a 6-point box end for M5 hex nuts (8 mm across flats). It prints flat at 9 mm thick, so the turning force runs along the layers, and it has an M4 clearance hole for hanging it up.
Print-In-Place Ratcheting 8 mm Hex Nut Wrench
A ratcheting box wrench that prints in one go. It has an 18-tooth sawtooth hub and a flexure pawl built into the handle. The 8.25 mm through-hex fits M5 hex nuts (8 mm across flats) and lets threaded rod pass right through. To reverse the drive direction, flip the wrench over. It is 138 mm long and the head is 46 mm wide. The hub is held top and bottom by 45° bevel races, so it prints without supports.
Ceiling Fan Blade Balancing Clip
A slide-on balancing clip for fixing a wobbling ceiling fan. Its flexing jaws grip blade edges 4–7 mm thick, and a hex well holds a stack of M5 nuts (8 mm across flats) as trim weight. Clip it to one blade at a time and slide it along the blade until the wobble stops. The nut count tells you how much weight to fix permanently. It's 48 x 15 x 20 mm and the jaws are printed flat, so they flex along the layers, not across them.
Flagged: a sharp edge or blade. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.