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Wall holder for a shoehorn, with 3M adhesive tape
The shoehorn always in its place, by the door or in the wardrobe.
€6.90
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3D printed appliance spare parts
When a plastic part of an appliance breaks and the manufacturer no longer sells it, we 3D print it: we measure it or design it from photos and send you a new one, usually in PETG or ASA.
Most "silly" faults in a fridge, washing machine or dishwasher come down to a plastic part worth a few euros: a shelf bracket, a lid hinge, a basket wheel, a knob. The original spare often no longer exists or costs more than the shipping.
Send us photos with a caliper or ruler, or the broken part itself. We rebuild it in CAD and print it in a material that handles real use: PETG for cold and moisture, ASA if it sits near heat.
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Wall holder for a shoehorn, with screw
The shoehorn always in its place, by the door or in the wardrobe.
€6.90
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Thread rewinding spools for sewing machines and overlockers (12 pcs)
Split thread into small spools to have more colours to hand.
€7.90
FAQ
How much does an appliance spare part cost?
Most small parts cost €6–20 printed. If it has to be designed from scratch, simple design starts at €28, and further copies only cost the printing.
What if the part is broken into several pieces?
That is usually enough: put the pieces together in the photos or send them to us and we rebuild the original shape.
Will it handle the fridge cold or hot water?
Yes, with the right material: PETG for the fridge and water, ASA for parts that get hot. We do not print parts in direct contact with food.
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