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Mid-Span Sagging Shelf Truss Bracket
This truss bracket screws to a stud under the middle of a sagging closet or pantry shelf and lifts the sagging span. The wall leg is 126 mm tall and the arm is 150 mm deep. Two 4.6 mm holes in the wall leg take #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws, and two 4.0 mm holes in the arm take #6 (3.5 mm) screws up into the shelf. A 9 mm bore through the diagonal brace gives a driver a straight path to the upper wall screw. The part prints flat on its side, so the shelf load runs along the layers instead of across them.
Pop-Up Canopy Mid Truss Pivot Connector
In-line connector that joins two halves of a pop-up canopy truss bar and carries the M5 pivot bolt for the crossing bar, replacing the cracked plastic X-pivot on Ozark Trail, E-Z UP and ABC style frames. Twin 32 mm deep sockets fit 25 x 13 mm rectangular truss tube (13.4 x 25.4 mm bore, 3 mm walls), a 5.5 mm pivot hole runs through the solid 26 mm center block with a captured M5 nut pocket on the back face, and 5.5 mm cross holes 15 mm from each mouth take the original rivets or M5 bolts; 90 x 19.4 x 31.4 mm overall. Measure your tube before ordering.
Trussed Hanging Planter Wall Arm
A trussed wall arm that sticks out 165 mm and holds hanging planters, wind chimes or lanterns from S-hooks in two 9 mm eyes, one 100 mm out from the wall and one 155 mm out. It prints on its side, so the weight pulls along the layers instead of across them, and it mounts to a stud with two #10 wood screws or M5 bolts through 5.5 mm holes on a 152 mm vertical spacing (part is 12 mm thick, 174 mm tall).
Trailer And Mower Wheel Chock
A truss-built wheel chock, 130 mm long x 66 mm tall x 34 mm wide, with a concave tire cradle face and eleven sawtooth cleats on the ground face to bite into concrete or asphalt. Sized for trailer, mower, ATV, handcart and shop-dolly tires; it prints profile-down so every wall is vertical and the compression load runs along the layer lines rather than across them. The open truss windows double as a finger grip for pulling it out from under a tire. Not a substitute for jack stands.
Flagged: automotive electrical. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.