One of the pins that attaches the legs of the Black and Decker Fire Storm portable workbench to the top of the workbench fell out or broke and was lost. I used one of the three remaining pins to create a replacement model using PrusaSlicer.

I printed with 15% infill, and it seems to hold up well. The pin doesn't take a lot of stress, but if you are concerned, just print with more infill. I tried printing horizontally and vertically, and both work, but the vertical print looks better. If you print it horizontally, use snug supports for the best final print.

Source 3MF file is included if you want to make tweaks, or remove the bumps on the end. The first version I made of this part didn't have the bumps, and it easily fell out. The bumps give it just enough retention to stay in without any issues.