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Wall-Mounted 5-Hook Key Rack

Created 1 months ago

Storage & Organizationkey-rackentrywaywall-mountshelfsunglasses-shelforganization
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Description

What it's for

A wall-mounted entryway organizer featuring five cylindrical hooks and a top storage ledge. The hooks are pitched upward at a 30-degree angle from the vertical to securely hold keyrings without slipping, and are spaced 35 mm apart to prevent adjacent lanyards or keys from tangling. The top ledge is 35 mm deep, finished with a 2 mm retaining lip, providing a resting place for sunglasses, outgoing mail, or small everyday carry items.

Dimensions

  • Overall width: 180 mm
  • Overall height: 54 mm
  • Ledge depth: 35 mm (usable depth ~33 mm)
  • Hook spacing: 35 mm center-to-center
  • Mounting: Two countersunk screw holes spaced 105 mm apart.

Remix ideas

  • Extend the main backplate and duplicate the hook loop to accommodate more keys.
  • Increase the Y-axis extrusion of the top ledge to hold larger items like wallets.
  • Adjust the mounting hole spacing to match existing wall anchors.

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Two-Piece Rack for 14 Game Tiles

Two-Piece Rack for 14 Game Tiles

This stand holds fourteen game tiles upright and ready at the table. It is split into two halves that join at the middle with a dovetail, so it breaks down for storage. A low front lip runs along the front of the base, and the fixed back panel leans back 15° so tiles rest in a steady lean against it. The rack is sized for tiles about 17 mm wide, 7 mm deep and 24 mm high, and it has no dividers between tiles. To assemble, drop the tab on the left half down into the socket on the right half from above. The joint sits flush with the tray floor, so the tile slot stays clear. The tab is 3 mm tall, which keeps the halves aligned but is not a strong joint; a dab of glue makes it permanent. Both halves print flat on the plate and need no supports. The dovetail socket is cut to 0.04 mm clearance per side — about the limit for a typical printer, so the halves may not seat by hand. If they bind, sand the tab lightly. Holds 14 tiles sized for 17 × 7 × 24 mm Two halves, about 127 mm and 121 mm long as printed, joined by a drop-in dovetail with 0.04 mm clearance per side Overall length about 242 mm when assembled, leaving roughly 4 mm of slack across 14 tiles 8 mm deep tile slot in front of the back panel, giving about 1 mm of clearance over a 7 mm tile 2 mm front lip, 6 mm high, keeps tiles from sliding forward Fixed back panel about 23 mm tall, leaning back 15° No tile slots or dividers; tiles sit side by side in the tray Both halves print flat without supports

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