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Patio Umbrella Rib V-Jaw Splint
A two-jaw bolted splint that bridges a snapped market-umbrella rib so you don't scrap the frame: two 100 x 42 x 10 mm jaws each carry a 90 degree V-groove 13 mm wide, so opposing V's self-centre round fibreglass ribs from 10 to 18 mm or square-cornered aluminium ribs up to about 12 x 20 mm without drilling the rib. Six M5 x 40 bolts (5.5 mm clearance holes on a 72 x 29 mm pattern) pinch the jaws together, with M5 nuts captured in 4 mm deep hex pockets under one jaw; the jaws print side by side joined by three snap-off tabs.
Set-Screw Patio Umbrella Rib Tip Cap
This is a replacement end tip for a patio umbrella rib. The rib slides into a 9 x 6.4 mm socket that is 26 mm deep, which takes steel U-channel ribs up to about 8.5 x 6 mm or round fibreglass ribs up to 6 mm. Two M3 set screws, self-tapped into raised bosses, clamp the tip to the rib. A 6 mm neck and an 11 mm knob hold the canopy's corner pocket, so the fabric stops tearing on a bare rib end. The tip prints lying flat, about 55 mm long, so canopy tension runs along the layer lines.
Patio Umbrella Folding Crank Handle
A replacement crank for patio umbrellas (Hampton Bay-style market umbrellas) whose handle has snapped. It has a split collar with an 8.3 mm bore, closed by an M4 bolt into a captured nut, that clamps 7.5–8.3 mm round or D-flat spool shafts. The folding grip on the end is print-in-place. The crank radius is 70 mm, the part is 152 mm long overall, and the grip folds flat in line with the arm when you're not winding. It prints collar-upright, so the clamp and winding torque both stay in the layer plane.