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Swing-Arm Tote Lid Latch Retrofit
A pivoting latch that bolts to the side of a plastic storage tote with one M4 bolt and nyloc nut through a 4.5 mm clearance hole. Rotate the 90 mm arm upright and its hooked crossbar presses down on the lid rim, then swing it aside to open. It replaces broken or missing tote latches. The latch is 16 mm wide and has a 17 mm standoff boss, so it clears rims that stick out up to about 16 mm from the wall and sit 30–84 mm above the bolt.
Print-In-Place Fold-Down Tote Carry Handle
A bolt-on replacement for the cracked molded handle on a Rubbermaid- or HDX-style storage tote. It prints as one piece with a fold-down bail handle that pivots on two captured 5 mm pins in 6 mm knuckle bores, with 0.5 mm clearance all round. The 110 x 37 x 4 mm backplate has four 5.5 mm slotted holes for M5 bolts with fender washers, and the slots fit bolt spacings from 32 to 56 mm. Between the arms the grip opening is 72 x 49 mm, enough for a gloved hand.
Overhead Joist Tote Rim Rail Bracket
A 70 mm long hanger bracket that screws to the underside of a ceiling joist. Its 26 mm ledge and 5 mm retaining lip catch the rim of a storage tote, so lidded bins slide in overhead and hang there. Use four per tote, two mirrored pairs on neighbouring joists. There is 41 mm of headroom above the ledge for the rim plus lid, rims overhanging 5–22 mm fit, and two 5.5 mm holes take #8/#10 wood screws or M5 lags. The part prints on its end, so the tote's weight bends the ledge along the layers, not across them.
M5 Screw Storage Tote Lid Rim Clamp
This C-clamp replaces the snap latch that cracks off Rubbermaid/Sterilite-style storage totes. The top jaw sits on the lid, and an M5 bolt or thumbscrew through a captive-nut lower jaw tightens up under the tub's rim flange. The 34 mm opening clamps any rim stack from about 3 to 30 mm, so you don't need to measure your tote. It is 50 x 30 x 20 mm, prints flat with the clamping load in the layer plane, and takes a standard M5 hex nut (8 mm across flats) plus an M5 x 30–40 bolt.