Drill depth-stop collar set
A drill depth-stop collar slides onto a twist bit and stops the chuck from driving deeper than you want, so dowel holes, hinge cups and pilot holes all end at the same depth. A good set covers bits from 3 to 10 mm, with a bore 0.2 mm over the nominal size, a 12 mm outer diameter for grip and a side hole for an M3 grub screw. Print the collars standing up so the bore stays round, and choose PETG if the bit gets warm.
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Design a set of 5 drill depth-stop collars for bit diameters 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 mm. Each collar is 15 mm long, 12 mm outer diameter, bore 0.2 mm larger than the bit, with a radial M3 grub-screw hole and hex nut pocket.