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Slotted Triangular Desk Credenza Foot
This is a 75 mm tall tapered triangular foot that screws onto desk credenzas, desk pedestals, media consoles and TV stands. It replaces a mid-century-style foot that has snapped off and is no longer sold. The 94 mm triangular flange has three radial slots, 4.8 mm wide by 7 mm long, for #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws, so it can line up with old pilot holes. The hollow 2.5 mm-wall leg narrows from a 48 mm to a 35 mm triangle and ends in a 16 mm × 2 mm recess for a stick-on felt or rubber bumper.
Standing Desk Keypad Knee Bumper Bar
This U-shaped bar screws to the underside of a desk and hangs below a sit-stand desk's up/down keypad, so a knee or chair arm hits the bar before it can press the buttons and move the desk. It fits keypads up to 140 mm wide and 38 mm deep. The fingers still reach in from the front, and the 5.0 mm slotted holes in the two flanges take #8 or #10 wood screws with 8 mm of front-to-back adjustment. Overall size is 176 x 52 x 28 mm, and it prints flat so the knee load stays in the layer plane.
Wall-Mount Bath Mat Drying Saddle Rack
An open-grid saddle that screws to the wall. You fold a damp bath mat or hand towel over it so air reaches both sides, instead of leaving it soaking on the tub edge. It is 120 mm wide with a 100 mm reach and a 26 mm rear-curl lip so the mat stays put. Three gusseted fins carry the load in the layer plane, and it mounts with four #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws through 4.8 mm clearance holes set below the arm so a screwdriver can reach them.
Torque Wrench And Breaker Bar Wall Arm
A wall arm with a 90° V-saddle and a raised front lip that holds round tool handles 16–38 mm across, such as click torque wrenches, breaker bars and pry bars. Mount two of them about a hand-width apart and the tool sits flat, so a calibrated wrench isn't knocked around in a drawer. The arm is 66 mm deep, 110 mm tall and 30 mm wide, with a 45° open-truss gusset. It prints on its side so the weight loads along the layers, and fixes to a stud with two #8 wood screws (4.8 mm clearance holes, 9 mm counterbores).
Screw-On Drywall Outside Corner Guard
A 150 mm tall L-shaped guard that screws over a 90° outside drywall corner. It stops vacuums, strollers and furniture from crushing the corner bead. Each flange is 32 mm wide and 3 mm thick, with a 6 mm bullnose at the corner and a 2 mm relief groove so it sits flat over a raised metal bead. It has five staggered 4.5 mm countersunk holes for #6 (3.5 mm) or #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws, or for screws in plastic drywall anchors.
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.
Overhead Joist Tote Rim Rail Bracket
A 70 mm long hanger bracket that screws to the underside of a ceiling joist. Its 26 mm ledge and 5 mm retaining lip catch the rim of a storage tote, so lidded bins slide in overhead and hang there. Use four per tote, two mirrored pairs on neighbouring joists. There is 41 mm of headroom above the ledge for the rim plus lid, rims overhanging 5–22 mm fit, and two 5.5 mm holes take #8/#10 wood screws or M5 lags. The part prints on its end, so the tote's weight bends the ledge along the layers, not across them.
Slotted Desktop Seam Joining Plate
A ribbed plate, 160 x 70 x 11 mm, that screws to the underside of two desktops butted together (for an L-desk, a bench extension, or a split top) and keeps them flush. It has eight 5.0 mm slots, 14 mm long, for #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws with washers. The slots let you pull the tops tight before you snug the screws down. A V-notch marks the centre line so you can line it up on the seam. Three 7 mm tall ribs run across the seam to resist sag.
Ribbed Fence Picket Break Splint
A 70 x 150 mm ribbed splint plate that screws across a cracked or snapped wood fence picket. Use it to fix the one broken board without buying and cutting a new one. It is 4 mm thick with two 10 mm tapered stiffening ribs, and it has eight countersunk 4.8 mm holes for #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws, four on each side of a centre alignment groove. The plate sits flat on any picket from about 75 mm (3.5 in) wide upward, so the board's thickness doesn't matter.
Swivel Cabin Hook On #10 Screw Pivot
A 122 mm swivel cabin hook that pivots on a #10 wood screw (4.8 mm shank) or an M5 bolt through a 5.5 mm bore. Its 8 x 7 mm throat catches a standard screw eye to keep shed doors, gates and cupboard doors from swinging open. The 10 x 6 mm bar is printed flat so the pull runs along the layers instead of across them. A 2 mm raised boss keeps the bar clear of the door face and trim.
Push-In Tea Towel Pinwheel Grip
This is a screw-on tea towel grip for a cabinet end or the side of an island. Push a corner of the towel into the centre and six angled flex fins pinch it, so no hook or ring is needed. The 90 x 50 mm back plate has two countersunk 4.8 mm holes, 72 mm apart, for #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws. The 50 mm cup stands 24 mm off the plate. The fins print upright, so they bend along the layers instead of peeling them apart.
Wall-Mount Bath Toy Draining Basket
A 130 x 65 x 60 mm open basket that screws to the wall with four #8 screws. Six 5 mm slots in the floor and six more in the front wall let bath toys, sponges and loofahs drain and dry instead of going mouldy in a tub corner. It has a 4 mm backplate that rises to 90 mm, with 5.0 mm clearance holes for #8 (4.2 mm shank) pan-head screws: two above the rim and two inside the basket, which you can reach from above.
Crush-Rib Garage Wall Door Bumper
This wall guard is 80 x 30 x 120 mm and screws flat to garage drywall or a stud where your car door swings open. It has a zigzag core of 2 mm leaf ribs that bends when the door edge hits, so neither the paint nor the wall gets dinged. It mounts with two #8 wood screws (4.2 mm shank) through 4.8 mm clearance holes. The screws are driven through 10 mm access holes in the front pad, and the part prints standing up so impact loads run across the ribs, not the layer lines.
Tapered Rinse Cup Wall Ring
A ring that screws to the wall and holds a bathroom rinse cup or toothbrush tumbler. The inside is a 45° cone that opens from 56 mm at the bottom to 77 mm at the rim, so a cup anywhere from about 58 to 76 mm across rests at whatever height it fits, with no sizing to do. The bottom is open apart from three thin spokes, so water drains straight through. It mounts with two #8 (4.2 mm) countersunk wood screws through 4.8 mm holes 36 mm apart on a 60 x 75 mm gusseted backplate.
Slotted #8 Screw Chair Corner Block
Printed corner block that fixes a wobbly chair seat frame or table apron. It screws across the inside corner of two aprons, and a 45° notch clears the leg. The 80 x 80 x 28 mm open truss has 7 mm flanges, two slotted, counterbored #8 (4.2 mm shank) screw holes per side so you can set the block flush with the apron's top edge, and 10 mm driver access ports through the diagonal web.
Under-Cabinet Screw-On Banana Hook
This hook screws under a kitchen cabinet so bananas hang in the air instead of bruising on the counter. The 92 mm flange takes two #8 wood screws (4.2 mm shank) through 4.6 mm holes set 80 mm apart. A gusseted 8 x 20 mm stem drops the 22 mm hook throat 80 mm below the cabinet, and the part prints on its side so the load runs along the layers.
Shower Wall Leg-Shaving Foot Rest
A screw-on shower foot rest for shaving your legs or washing your feet. It has an 85 x 90 mm draining grate deck, a 13 mm toe lip, and three 45° gussets. It mounts to a stud or anchored tile with four countersunk #8 (4.2 mm) or M4 screws in 4.5 mm holes. Print it on its side so the layer lines don't carry the load. It is built for a resting foot, not your full body weight.
Squeeze-Fit Two-Hole Pipe Strap
This two-hole wall strap is sized to one exact pipe. The default is 3/4 in EMT (23.4 mm OD). You can change PIPE_OD to 17.9 for 1/2 in EMT, 21.3 for 1/2 in PVC, 26.7 for 3/4 in PVC or 33.4 for 1 in PVC, so the strap always matches the pipe even when the store doesn't stock that size. The flanges stand 1 mm off the wall, so two #8 wood screws in 4.5 mm holes draw the 3.5 mm arch down and clamp the pipe tight. The part is 16 mm wide and prints flat on its side, which keeps the clamping load in the layer plane.
Under-Desk Game Controller Hanger
A C-shaped hanger that screws to the underside of a desk. A 30 mm-wide, 55 mm-deep tongue fits between the grips of an Xbox- or PlayStation-style controller, and a 12 mm lip keeps the controller from sliding off. It mounts with two #8 (4.2 mm) pan-head wood screws through 4.5 mm holes. A 7 x 30 mm slot in the drop wall lets the charging cable run back under the desk, and the part prints on its side so the load runs along the layers.
Printed 45 Degree Cleat Rail
A 200 mm long French-cleat wall rail for the 'Printed French Cleat Bin Wall' kit. It is 12 mm thick and 45 mm tall, with a 45° bevel that the kit's hanger brackets hook onto. It takes three #8 wood screws (4.2 mm shank) through 5.0 x 10 mm slots, with a 10.5 x 15.5 x 4 mm counterbore for the head. Each end has two blind holes 4.3 mm across and 11 mm deep, which take 4 x 20 mm steel pins to join rails end to end. It prints flat on its wall face with no supports.
Under-Cabinet Three-Mug Hook Rail
A 150 mm rail that screws to the underside of a kitchen cabinet or shelf with two #8 wood screws (4.5 mm clearance holes, 50 mm apart). It hangs three mugs on J-hooks set 50 mm apart, each with a 14 mm handle gap. It prints on its side, so the mug load pulls along the layers and doesn't split them apart, and gussets at each hook root stop the hooks from snapping off.
Screw-On Curtain Tieback Holdback Hook
A curtain holdback that screws to the wall or window trim. Two #8 wood screws (4.2 mm shank) go through 4.6 mm clearance holes, 48 mm apart, with 8.5 mm counterbores for pan heads. A 51 mm deep cradle with an 18 mm lip holds a gathered drape open. The hook stands 64 mm tall, reaches 65 mm from the wall and is 16 mm wide. It prints on its side, so the curtain's weight runs along the layers instead of peeling them apart, and a gusset under the arm stops it drooping.
Under-Desk Gusseted Backpack Hook
A J-hook that screws up into the underside of a desk or table top with two #8 (4.2 mm) countersunk wood screws. It gets a backpack, laptop bag or purse off the floor. It has a 22 mm wide, 16 mm deep rounded throat for straps and a 45° gusset between the drop stem and the flange. The part is 60 x 68 x 24 mm and prints on its side, so the load from a hanging bag runs along the layers instead of across them.
Swing-Tab Desk Drawer Pull-Out Stop
A 70 x 20 x 6 mm tab that stops a drawer falling out. It screws to the inside of the drawer back with a pivot screw and a lock screw, and the tip rises above the back to catch the desk's front rail. To pull the drawer out, remove the lock screw and swing the tab down. It's a stand-in for lost stoppers like IKEA Rast part 102323. Both holes are 4.5 mm with countersinks, so they take #6 (3.5 mm) or #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws or M4 screws.