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Self-Latching Sprung Hutch Door Catch
A print-in-place spring catch for rabbit hutches, chicken coops and cabinet doors. It screws to the frame with four #6 wood screws or M4 screws (4.5 mm holes). The angled tongue gets pushed in as the door swings shut and springs back out to lock it, and a thumb tab pulls it back to open. The body is 67 x 42 x 10 mm, the tongue reaches 14 mm past the body, and every moving face has 0.5 mm clearance.
Medicine Cabinet Snap Jaw Door Catch
A snap-jaw door catch for medicine cabinets and small cupboard doors. A 33 x 19 mm catch screws to the cabinet wall through two 4.5 mm slots (for #6 wood screws or M4, with 8 mm of adjustment), and a 30 mm wide strike with a 6 mm knob screws to the back of the door. Two flexing jaws with ramped detents hold the knob shut, so it replaces worn-out magnetic or roller catches. Both pieces print together with the knob already sitting in the jaw (0.5 mm clearance), so you pull the strike out once after printing.
Washer Dryer Door Catch Receiver
A universal cabinet-side door catch for front-load washers and dryers whose original plastic striker receiver has cracked: two long compliant jaws with rolled pinch ribs grab the door's striker prong (5–8 mm thick, up to 8.6 mm wide at the funnel mouth) and a 2.6 mm M3 self-tapping set screw in the back wall sets seating depth so the door seal compresses right. 76 x 56 x 22 mm with a 5 mm mounting plate — one 4.5 mm M4 clearance hole and one 12.5 mm slot on 58 mm centres so it aligns to existing cabinet screws; print in ASA, ABS or PC-blend if it goes on a dryer.