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Print-In-Place M5 Ball Swivel Leveling Foot
This print-in-place swivel foot replaces cracked treadmill, workbench and machine feet. It has a 56 mm pad and a 22 mm ball captured in a socket with 0.5 mm clearance, so it tilts about ±12° to sit flat on an uneven floor. An M5 hex nut drops into an 8.2 mm hex pocket in the top, and the machine's M5 leveling bolt threads in through a 5.5 mm clearance bore that is 16 mm deep.
Print-In-Place 25 mm Webbing Swivel
A print-in-place swivel that joins two 25 mm (1 in) webbing loops and lets the strap spin freely, so a dog lead, tie-down or gear lanyard stops twisting up. Both slots are 27 x 6 mm. A 14 mm biconical head turns inside an octagonal hub with 0.5 mm clearance and takes the load on a 45° cone along the print plane. The part is 68 x 36 x 20 mm and prints with no supports.
Dog Tie-Out Swivel Cap For 1/2 in EMT Stake
A print-in-place swivel head for a dog tie-out that slips over a 1/2 in EMT conduit stake (17.9 mm OD, 18.3 mm bore, 36 mm deep). It replaces the swivel eye that strips or snaps on corkscrew stakes, which are usually only sold as a whole kit. A 50 mm ring rides on a V-race with a 0.5 mm gap, so the 11 mm snap-hook eye turns a full 360° and the lead doesn't wind around the stake. The part is 45 mm tall, and the pull from the lead runs in the layer plane. There's an optional M4 self-tapping set-screw hole if you want to lock the cap onto the stake.
Tensegrity Swivel Node For 8 mm Rod
This print-in-place end cap goes on an 8 mm strut rod in a tensegrity robot or structure. The rod sits in a blind 8.3 mm socket and an M3 set screw (2.6 mm self-tap hole) locks it. A captured swivel ring carries four cable eyelets (3.4 mm holes) and spins freely on the cap, so the cables line up with their own pull. This replaces improvised screw eyes and hand-tied loops. The part is 50 mm across and 35 mm tall.
2020 Swivel Pi 4 Panel Mount
This print-in-place swivel mount clamps to the side of a 2020 extrusion with two M5 T-nuts. It carries a 71 x 70 mm board plate that swings about 120° on a captive 8 mm pin, and an M3 screw pressing on the pin locks the angle. The plate has the Raspberry Pi 4 hole pattern (58 x 49 mm, 2.9 mm holes for M2.5 standoffs), so you can angle a Pi, display or driver board on a robot frame without designing a new bracket.