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MPPT Charge Controller Strap-Down Wall Cradle
A wall cradle for compact MPPT solar charge controllers such as the Victron SmartSolar 75/10–100/20, which usually ship without a mounting bracket. The 120 x 110 mm backplate has 4 mm stand-off ribs that leave a cooling channel behind the controller. Two gusseted corner seats hold any body up to 42 mm deep and leave the 70 mm centre open for the bottom-exit cables. A 25 mm hook-and-loop strap through the side slots holds bodies of any width, and three vertical 4.6 mm slots take #8 (4.2 mm) pan-head wood screws.
Power Station Strap-Down Corner Cleat
A screw-down corner cleat that holds a Jackery, EcoFlow or Anker portable power station in place on a van, shed or workshop shelf. It works with any size of unit: use one at each corner. Each cleat has two 35 mm tall, 5 mm thick walls with 72 mm legs and two gussets on each wall. Each wall has a 22 x 4 mm slot for 20 mm webbing, so a strap can go over the top. It fixes down with five #8 wood screws or M4 bolts through 4.5 mm holes.
Flagged: lifting or tensioned load. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Print-In-Place Gravity-Stow Folding Wall Hook
This print-in-place folding hook has a 120 x 44 x 10 mm wall plate. An 80 mm hook arm hangs flat in a window cut through the plate, so gravity keeps it stowed. When you need it, swing it out: it pivots on a 5 mm printed pin and stops a little past horizontal against the plate. That makes it useful in hallways, vans and closets where a fixed hook would snag you. The two 4.6 mm countersunk holes take #8 wood screws (4.2 mm shank) or M4 screws.
Print-In-Place Self-Levelling Gimbal Mount
This is a three-ring Cardan gimbal that prints in one piece. Two pairs of 5 mm pins sit 90° apart, so the 60 mm inner cup stays level on both axes while whatever it's bolted to tilts. That's useful for keeping a compass, a laser line, an IMU or a cup level on a boat, van or rover. The cup has four M3 heat-set bosses on a 30 mm square and a central M5 hole where you hang a ballast bolt. The outer ring is 96 mm across and mounts through M4 holes in the ears, which sit 110 mm apart. All rings have 1 mm of clearance and 0.5 mm around each pin, so the inner cup and middle ring can swing all the way round.