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Tilt Servo Side Upright
A 70 x 90 x 6 mm side upright for a tilt axis. It holds a standard MG996R-size servo in a 41.5 x 20.5 mm body window, with M4 tab slots on each side, and has a gusseted foot flange that takes two M3 screws (3.4 mm holes) to fix it to a chassis or pan platform. It prints flat with the inner face up, so the servo load runs along the layers instead of across them.
2020 Tilt-Lock Sensor Paddle Mount
A tilting sensor paddle that bolts to 2020 extrusion with two M5 T-nuts. The 40 x 45 mm paddle is attached by a print-in-place 5-knuckle hinge with a 4 mm pin, and an M3 screw through a curved slot into a heat-set insert locks it anywhere from 30° forward to 35° back of vertical. The paddle has slotted holes spaced 14–32 mm apart and a wiring window, so it fits common ToF, ultrasonic and IR sensor boards.
NEMA 17 To MGN12H Carriage Angle Bracket
An L-profile bracket that mounts a NEMA 17 stepper (31 mm square M3 pattern, 22 mm pilot bore) on a 5 mm plate, next to a hollow 40 mm ribbed riser. The riser's 6 mm cap has the MGN12H carriage's 20 x 20 mm M3 pattern, so you can drive a wheel, pulley or leadscrew from a moving rail carriage. Overall size is 48 x 80 x 40 mm, and it prints without supports.
NEMA 17 Homing Flag And Endstop Plate
A 5 mm plate that sits between a NEMA 17 stepper (31 mm M3 bolt square, 22 mm pilot) and whatever it's mounted to. It has an arm with slotted holes so you can slide a microswitch or optical endstop in or out to line it up. It prints with a flag collar for the 5 mm shaft (M3 set screw) attached by a snap-off tab, so a rotary joint or turntable can home to a repeatable position.