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Box Fan Anti-Tip Outrigger Corner Foot
This corner shoe replaces the snap-in feet that break off cheap 20 in box fans. The fan's bottom corner sits in a 56 x 55 mm floor with a 45 mm side wall and a 30 mm front lip. A 25 mm gusseted outrigger widens the stance so the fan is harder to tip over. Two pairs of 2.5 x 7 mm slots let a standard 4.8 mm zip tie go through the front grille, and a 3.8 mm horizontal slot takes an optional #6 screw into the housing. Print two as modelled and two mirrored in the slicer for all four corners.
Sump Pump Float Cord Zip-Tie Pipe Clamp
Replaces the small plastic clip that snaps off and lets a tethered float switch cord slide down the sump discharge pipe. A 90° V-saddle seats any pipe from 1-1/4 to 2 in (42–60 mm OD), and two zip-tie tunnels lock it to the pipe. A 10 mm top groove with two more tunnels grips float cords up to about 9 mm, so you can set the tether length by sliding the cord before you cinch it. The clip is 40 x 60 x 40 mm and takes standard ties up to 4.8 mm wide.
Strap-On Pool Ladder Step Grip Tread
Strap-on anti-slip tread for above-ground pool ladder steps and deck steps. The pad is 150 x 120 mm with ribs across the step and 72 drain slots. Two pairs of 12 x 3.5 mm slots take heavy zip ties or UV-rated straps around steps up to about 100 mm deep, and the straps sit in recessed channels where feet won't wear them.
Banded Dry-Goods Bag Pour Spout
A pour spout that fits into the gathered neck of a flour, rice or pet-food bag. You hold it on with a zip tie or rubber band in the 45° V-groove around the 42 mm gather tube. The 30 mm pour bore has a beaded lip and a push-in plug cap, which is printed in one piece with the spout and joined to it by a flexible 1.2 mm strap so it can't get lost.
Split Loom 45° Branch Y Trough
A screw-down Y fitting for split-loom harnesses. A 26 mm main channel takes the trunk run, and a 20 mm branch at 45° takes the wires that split off, so you don't have to tape two looms together at the junction. Under-floor zip-tie grooves let a tie wrap each loom end even after the part is screwed flat, and three 4.5 mm holes take #8 screws. It's 112 mm long and 22 mm tall.
Flagged: automotive electrical. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Snowblower Shear Bolt Spare Keeper
A 96 x 28 mm keeper that zip-ties into a 90° V-saddle on a snowblower or mower handle tube (fits roughly 16–35 mm OD) and holds four spare shear bolts with their nuts. Each wing has one 6.8 mm hole for 1/4 in or M6 bolts and one 8.6 mm hole for 5/16 in or M8 bolts, so the spares stay on the machine instead of getting lost in a drawer.
Monitor Arm Zip-Tie Cable Saddle
A 34 x 30 x 36 mm cable saddle that replaces the snap-on cable covers that break off monitor arms. A 90° V-notch underneath sits on round arm tubes about 18–50 mm across or on flat-topped arms, and two 2.2 x 5.5 mm tunnels take standard zip ties up to 4.8 mm wide to strap it down. On top there are three snap-in channels: one 8.2 mm bore for an HDMI or DisplayPort cable and two 6.2 mm bores for USB-C or power leads, each with a mouth 1.2 mm narrower than its bore so the cable clicks in.
Square Tube Corner Zip-Tie V-Saddle Mount
This 50 x 44 x 34 mm saddle has a 90° V-notch that seats on the outside corner of any square tube or angle-iron leg from about 20 to 50 mm, including gate frames, shelving uprights and trailer rails. It also works on round pipe. Two tunnels sized for ties up to 5.5 mm wide pull it tight against the corner. The flat back face has two M4 heat-set insert bores 20 mm apart, so you can bolt on a light, sign, hook or sensor without drilling the tube.
Shelly And Sonoff Mini Ceiling Canopy Cradle
A 100 x 56 mm cradle that holds a Shelly 1/1PM/Plus or Sonoff Mini relay module (36–44 mm wide, up to 46 mm long) inside a light-fixture canopy or above a shallow ceiling box, so the relay is not left loose in the cavity. Two cantilever spring fins grip the module, four floor slots plus 5 mm underside channels take zip ties over the module and the Wago 221 tails, and two 4.5 x 14 mm slots take #8 screws at 66–94 mm centres to suit the 2-3/4 in and 3-1/2 in box ear spacings.
Flagged: automotive electrical. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Wago 221 Three-Bay Zip-Tie Carrier Plate
Screw-down carrier that stops loose Wago 221 lever connectors rattling around in LED-strip, van and RV low-voltage wiring. Three 32 mm wide bays each take any 2-, 3- or 5-way lever nut up to 32 mm wide; a 6 x 3 mm transverse groove runs under each bay so a standard 4.8 mm zip tie passes beneath the connector and cinches it down, and a second groove in the 13 mm cable strip beyond the bays ties the outgoing wires down for strain relief. Four 4.5 mm holes on a 117 x 22 mm pattern take M4 or #8 screws; plate is 126 x 47 x 8 mm.
Chest Freezer Basket Hanger Bracket
A replacement end hanger for a chest freezer wire basket. Its 6 mm wide cradle holds the basket's top rail wire (anything up to about 5.5 mm thick) and is locked on with two zip-tie slots that take ties up to 4.8 mm wide. A 35 mm foot with a stop lip sits on the freezer's inner ledge and holds the basket about 45 mm below it, so a basket with a snapped hanger works again without buying a whole new basket. The part is 45 x 56 x 20 mm and prints flat, so the basket's weight bends it along the layers instead of pulling them apart.
Pi 4 Zip-Tie Pipe Saddle Mount
A Raspberry Pi 4 / 3B+ carrier that zip-ties onto any round pipe from 1/2 in EMT (17.9 mm) up to 1 in PVC (33.4 mm). It's for greenhouse, garage-rail or mast sensor nodes where you'd rather not drill. A 90° V-saddle runs the full 90 mm length and is cored into open cells. The M2.5 nuts for the 58 x 49 mm bolt pattern drop into those cells from below, and four tie slots run under the 6 mm standoffs.
Wire Dog Crate Detent Slide Bolt
This print-in-place slide-bolt latch replaces the stamped latch on unbranded wire dog crates. Zip ties through four pairs of slots strap it to the crate wire, so you don't need to measure the wire. The 10 x 6 mm bolt slides 17 mm, sticks out 15.5 mm past the 60 x 40 x 9 mm housing when locked, and a flexure bump holds it shut when the door gets pushed.
Zip-Tie Clamshell Cable Boot Splint
This tapered two-half splint replaces the cracked molded boot behind an RJ45 patch cable or USB plug. It clamps onto cables from 4.5 to 6.5 mm OD: the bore is 6.6 mm with five crush ribs that narrow it to 4.8 mm, and two 4.2 mm zip-tie grooves hold the halves closed. It is 45 mm long and tapers from 18 to 10 mm OD. Both halves print flat as one piece joined by snap-off sprues, so the plug never has to pass through it and a working cable doesn't get binned.
Zip-Tie Twist Tensioning Key
A T-handle key for tightening zip ties on wiring harnesses. It has a 10 mm shaft with a 2.2 mm cross slot that takes any tie up to 1.5 mm thick, whatever the width. Feed the tail into the slot, rest the tip against the tie head, then twist: the tail winds up and pulls the loop tight so you don't have to grip it with pliers. The 80 x 24 mm paddle gives you leverage, the key is 50 mm tall and there's a lanyard hole for hanging it on the bench.
Flagged: lifting or tensioned load. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
ATO Fuse Tap Zip-Tie Dash Mount
A small cradle that stops an add-a-circuit fuse tap dangling behind the fuse box. A U-channel with a 16 mm inner width holds the tap body and two bridged tunnels in the floor take zip ties up to 5 mm wide. A 3.6 mm comb slot gives the pigtail wire strain relief, and one 4.5 mm hole takes an M4 screw or a #8 (4.2 mm) sheet-metal screw. It is 62 x 24 x 15 mm overall.
Drip Line Twin-Lane Zip-Tie Ground Stake
This 150 mm garden stake has two V-lanes in its head. The wide lane takes drip mainline about 12–20 mm OD, and the narrow lane takes small feeder tubing about 5–8 mm OD. A zip tie up to 5 mm wide goes through a channel under both lanes, wraps over the tubing and locks the line down so it can't blow out or get pulled up. It prints flat with a T-ribbed spike, so the bending load runs along the layers instead of across them, and it's stiffer than the bagged stakes that snap.
Zip-Tie Collet Bicycle Kickstand Foot
A replacement foot for a bicycle kickstand whose rubber tip has worn through or snapped off. A 22.5 mm four-slit collet socket fits round or flattened leg ends about 19–22 mm across and clamps shut with one 4.8 mm zip tie in the outer groove. The 80 x 56 mm buttressed pad keeps the bike from sinking into gravel or grass, and a drain hole stops water collecting in the socket.
Zip-Tie Bar Clamp Jaw Pad
A snap-free pad for bare steel F-clamp and bar-clamp jaws. It is 60 x 40 x 19 mm, with a 32 mm channel that takes any jaw 20–30 mm wide, and two zip-ties run through floor grooves and rail slots to cinch it on. The flat face has a 6 mm 90° V-groove, so the clamp can hold dowels and pipe as well as flat stock without marring them.
Snap-Slot Wire Harness Lacing Comb
A 110 x 50 x 10 mm lacing comb for building neat wiring looms. Wires press sideways through V lead-ins and snap into seats, so you never have to thread them from the end: 12 seats on the top edge are 3.2 mm with a 2.2 mm neck at 8 mm pitch (about 18–22 AWG hookup wire), and 8 seats on the bottom edge are 4.6 mm with a 3.2 mm neck at 11 mm pitch (about 14–16 AWG). There is a 60 x 12 mm finger window in the middle, and two M4 clearance holes let you screw it to a harness board or slide it along the bundle while you zip-tie or lace the wires at even spacing.
Flagged: automotive electrical. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Solar Path Light Rescue Stake
A replacement ground stake for solar path lights that snapped at the thin stake joint. The 170 mm stake has a T-ribbed spike and a 90° V-cradle on top that holds any light pole from 12 to 25 mm in diameter, fixed with two zip ties through bridged slots. It prints flat so the spike's layer lines run along its length, which stops it snapping at the ground line.
Twin-Band Downspout Wall Standoff
This is a wall-mounted standoff block for a gutter downspout. It measures 130 x 60 x 11 mm and screws on with two #10 or M5 screws (5.5 mm countersunk holes). Two 14 x 3.5 mm tunnels run through it for zip ties or 1/2 in (12.7 mm) worm-drive hose-clamp bands. The band wraps around the downspout, so one part fits 2x3 in (about 51 x 76 mm nominal), 3x4 in or any other profile, and it replaces the brittle vinyl straps that snap every winter.
Split Loom V-Saddle Screw Mount
A one-size screw-down saddle for routing split-loom wire harnesses. Its 90° V-cradle is 20 mm wide and 10 mm deep and centres any loom from 6 to 25 mm OD. Two 5.5 x 2.4 mm tunnels under the cradle take zip ties to strap the loom down, so you don't need a multi-pack of P-clips to get the one size you want. The footprint is 60 x 40 x 16.5 mm. The two 4.5 mm holes on 44 mm centres take #8 wood screws (4.2 mm shank) or M4 bolts, for car, boat, garage or control-panel wiring.
Flagged: lifting or tensioned load. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Snowblower Chute Crank Rod Guide
This replaces the snapped eyelet that holds a snowblower's chute-rotation crank rod against the handle. A 90° V-saddle sits on any 19–32 mm handle tube and is held by two zip ties (up to 5 mm wide) that run through tunnels in the saddle. The 14 mm guide eye takes crank rods up to 12 mm, about 38 mm from the tube. Overall size is 40 x 66 x 24 mm. Print it in PETG for winter use.