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Window Rescreening Spline Gauge Parts Tray
A 160 x 100 x 18 mm bench tray for rescreening window screens. It has a 75 x 55 mm well for a coil of spline, four 36 x 26 mm cups to keep corner keys sorted by profile, and a 154 x 32 mm trough for the roller tool head and blades. The front wall has six spline sizing holes. They step from 0.125 in (3.2 mm) to 0.220 in (5.6 mm), so you can identify old spline before you go to the store.
Window Screen Push-In Pull Tab Set
A set of four replacement window screen pull tabs that push into the spline channel beside the rubber spline, replacing the vinyl tabs that crumble in the sun. Each tab is a 10 mm wide finger loop (15 mm outer diameter, 9.5 mm hole) on a 12 x 2.4 mm base that sits on the frame lips, with a 1.2 mm thick barbed leg in four lengths (5, 7, 9 and 11 mm) to suit shallow and deep channels around a 3.6 mm spline; the whole set prints flat on its side so layer lines run along the loop-to-leg bend and the tabs snap apart on 1 mm thick sprues.
Barbed Screen Door Corner Key
This is an L-shaped internal corner key that rejoins the mitred aluminium rails of a screen door or window screen frame after the original key breaks. Each leg is 55 mm long, 15 mm wide and 5.6 mm thick. Angled flex barbs on the leg edges grip hollow channels 15.5–17.5 mm wide, and a 2.6 mm pilot hole in each leg takes a #6 or M3 self-tapping screw driven through the rail to lock it. Measure your channel before ordering. If it is shallower than 5.6 mm, sand the key's flat faces down until it fits.
Window Screen Spline Roller Tool
A two-wheel spline roller for rescreening window and screen-door frames. It is a 150 x 24 x 16 mm handle with an open fork at each end. Each fork holds a 35–36 mm wheel on a 625 bearing (5 x 16 x 5 mm). The wheels have 16.05 mm press-fit bores and run on an M5 x 30 bolt. There is a captured M5 nut pocket, and an M5 washer goes on each side of the bearing. The convex wheel presses the mesh into the channel, and the 90° V-groove wheel seats the spline. Both wheels print on sprues beside the handle and snap off.
Storm Door Insert Two-Reach Turn Button
A replacement turn button for the swing clips that hold glass or screen inserts in aluminum storm doors and windows. It is 56 x 16 mm and pivots on a #6/#8 or M4 screw through a countersunk 4.5 mm hole. The two arms reach different depths, 2 mm and 5 mm above the frame face. Turn whichever arm matches your insert onto the panel, and the chamfered edges ride up onto the panel as you turn it. No discontinued OEM clip is needed.