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Network Switch Jack-Screw Wall Cup Pair
A U-cup wall bracket that grips one end of a desktop network switch or router. Print two: mount one under the device and one upside-down above it. The 36 mm channel takes gear 8–34 mm thick, and an M4 screw in an M4 heat-set insert (5.5 mm bore) in the front lip clamps the case against the back. Each cup fixes to the wall with two #8 or #10 screws through 5.5 mm holes below the floor, so the screw heads stay clear of the device and nothing depends on the case's own (usually missing) keyholes.
Four-Radius Corner Rounding Template
A 100 x 100 x 4 mm hooked template with a different corner on each side: 1/4 in (6.35 mm), 1/2 in (12.7 mm), 3/4 in (19.05 mm) and 1 in (25.4 mm). Hook the 6 mm fence lips over the corner of a board or panel, then trace or flush-trim the arc so every corner of a shelf, lid or plate comes out the same. Through-holes next to each corner (one dot for the smallest radius, four for the largest) tell you which radius you're on.
Vented Router And ONT Wall Hook Plate
A 150 x 110 x 3 mm vented wall plate that holds a Wi-Fi router, modem or fibre ONT up to 12 mm thick in two 30 mm-wide front-lipped hooks. Two zip-tie or velcro strap loops at the top keep the device from tipping forward. It mounts with two #8 wood screws (4.8 mm countersunk holes), and five 100 x 5 mm vent slots let heat out through the back.
Twin-Lane 1-20 mm Setup Block
This stepped setup gauge has two lanes. One lane has even heights from 2 to 20 mm and the other has odd heights from 1 to 19 mm, so every whole millimetre from 1 to 20 is covered on a block about 80 x 24 mm. Use it to set router bit height, table-saw blade height, fence offsets and depth stops in one touch instead of with a ruler. There is a 5 mm hang hole in the tallest step.
Mesh Wi-Fi Node Wall Cradle
A 155 x 58 x 76 mm wall and ceiling cradle for mesh Wi-Fi nodes (Eero, Deco, Nest Wifi Pro) — routers ship with no mount at all, so nodes end up on the floor where coverage is worst. The bay is 145 mm wide x 48 mm deep with a 14 mm front lip and side arms, hangs on two keyhole slots 40 mm apart, has two 4.5 mm M4 clearance holes for screwing it down hard (ceiling use), 4 x 40 mm vent cutouts under the node, a pair of 4 x 12 mm zip-tie strap slots, and an 18 mm cable exit through the backplate.