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10° Splayed Desk Leg Socket For 1 in PVC
A plate that screws under a desktop, shelf board or laptop table and holds a 1 in schedule 40 PVC leg (33.4 mm OD) at a mid-century 10° splay. The socket is 42 mm deep and the bore is 33.8 mm. The 84 x 84 mm plate takes four #10 wood screws (5.5 mm holes), and an M4 self-tap side screw locks the leg in place, so any board plus pipe offcuts makes a sturdy desk.
Flexure DIP Chip Extractor Tweezer
A one-piece flexure tweezer for pulling DIP chips (roughly DIP-8 to DIP-28, 0.3 in body) straight out of sockets. Its 1.6 mm hooks slip under both ends of the chip so the pins come out without bending. At rest the hook tips are 36 mm apart, and built-in squeeze stops keep them from closing tighter than about 7 mm, so you can't pinch the chip body. The whole tool is 100 x 50 x 6 mm, prints flat and has a 5 mm hole for hanging it on a pegboard hook.
1/2 in PVC Desk Hutch Post Socket
A two-way socket for building a desk hutch or monitor shelf from 1/2 in schedule 40 PVC pipe (21.3 mm OD). Screw one socket to the desktop and a matching one under the shelf board, then push a cut pipe between them. Each socket has a 25 mm deep slip-fit bore of 21.6 mm and a 56 x 56 mm ribbed pad with four countersunk 4.5 mm holes for #6 or #8 wood screws or M4 bolts. A #6 pilot hole through the side lets you screw the pipe in place.