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Garage Door Slotted D-Pull Lift Handle
A heavy D-pull lift handle that replaces a cracked plastic garage door handle or step plate. It's 150 mm long and 50 mm deep, with a 64 x 34 mm opening wide enough for gloved fingers. It mounts with two #10 (4.8 mm) pan-head screws through 5.3 mm slots, so the hole spacing can be anywhere from 100 to 124 mm. The slots let you shift each screw to land on a door stile or rib. It prints on its side, so the pull load runs along the layers, and gussets reinforce each corner.
Under-Desk Cable Slack Reel
This reel screws under a desk or onto a desk leg and takes up extra monitor, USB-C or charger cable. You wrap the cable around a 50 mm hollow drum, which keeps it above a safe bend radius. A flared lip holds the wraps in place, and two 7 mm notches in the lip let the cable in and out. The base is 96 x 76 x 5 mm with four countersunk 4.5 mm holes for #8 wood screws or M4 bolts. There is 31 mm of wrap height, and the lip underside is 45°, so it prints without supports.
Three-Hook Padlock Wall Ladder
A 176 mm tall wall-screwed spine with three lipped J-hooks spaced 58 mm apart, so padlocks, bike locks and key rings each hang on their own hook. The 8 x 6 mm arms fit any shackle with at least a 9 mm inner gap and give 27 mm of reach. It prints on its side so the hooks carry load along the layers, not across them, and it mounts with two #8 / M4 screws through 4.5 mm counterbored holes.
Cabinet Door Twin Cutting Board Holster
A screw-on holster for the inside of a cabinet door. It stores two cutting boards upright, each up to 20 mm thick, in two 22 mm drained pockets, and stands just 56 mm off the door. Print two (each is 30 mm wide by 90 mm tall) and space them under the boards. Mount with #6 wood screws (3.5 mm shank) or M4 screws through the 4.5 mm holes. The part prints on its side so every layer holds the full U profile, which keeps the board weight in the strong plane.
Six-Slot Fishing Rod Wall Rack
This is a 168 x 56 mm rack that screws to a garage wall and holds six fishing rods upright, with the butts resting on the floor. Each slot has a 17 mm keyhole pocket behind a 12 mm throat with a flared mouth, so a rod blank or ferrule up to about 16 mm sits in the pocket and lies back against the wall. It mounts with three #8/#10 wood screws or M5 screws through 5.5 mm holes, and the 6 mm arm is braced by four 45° gussets.
Cabinet Door Measuring Spoon Drop Rack
A 160 × 50 × 45 mm rack that screws to the inside of a cabinet door. It has six tapered slots (20 mm wide at the mouth, 12 mm at the root, 32 mm deep). You drop a spoon or scoop in handle-down and the bowl rests on the 5 mm shelf, so handles from about 10 to 18 mm wide all hang neatly. It mounts with two countersunk 4.5 mm holes for #6 wood screws (3.5 mm shank) or M4 screws, and gussets at each end stiffen the shelf.
Desk-Side Screw-On Pen And Scissors Caddy
A caddy that screws to the side of a desk, pedestal or monitor shelf and keeps pens, scissors and a ruler within reach without using any desk space. It measures 124 x 25 x 42 mm and has two 13 mm pen wells, a 24 x 9 mm scissor-blade slot and a 34 x 4 mm ruler slot. Two side ears take #8 wood screws or M4 bolts through 4.6 mm holes.
Fork-Cradle Shower Squeegee Wall Hanger
This screw-on wall hanger holds a shower squeegee on two forked arms. The handle drops through a 22 mm gap, and the blade sits in a 34 mm-deep cradle with a lip that stops it sliding off. It takes handles up to 22 mm thick. The part measures 45 x 70 x 46 mm and fixes to the wall with two #8 wood screws or M4 screws through 4.6 mm holes that are 50 mm apart. It prints on its side, so the arms carry the load along the layers and not across them.
Wall-Mount Hand Towel Hoop
A towel ring that sticks straight out from the wall. It has a D-shaped opening about 100 x 93 mm that you push a hand towel through. The backplate is 80 x 50 x 6 mm with two 5.5 mm holes 40 mm apart that take #8 or #10 pan-head screws or wall anchors. It prints flat on the hoop, so layer lines run along the arm that carries the load, and two side gussets and a centre gusset brace it against the wall plate.