sliding door pin lock 3d models

Sliding door lock pin, I printed it in PLA and ABS but it seems Nylon is the answer as it is less flexible, this model is ideal should you wish to create a silicone negative negative to create wax positive for aluminum casting, I have tested the...

Just a design of a lock system for a sliding door..

Just a design of a lock system for a sliding door..

i don't have metal dowel to glue in, so i remixed the pin and knob. ...i didn't have to glue the parts together, but if it gets loose, glueing will do the trick.

Door lock modelled, rendered and tested in blender.

sliding door lock

A quick Door lock for a sliding door on a my cabinet

Sliding door lock. ...A lock that prevents the door from being opened by a dog or child.

This door lock is surprisingly strong. Used on our bathroom in the office. The parts are held to the door with strong double sided tape. Use PLA or PETG. You might need to add spacers underneath the parts in order to make sure the bolt slide smooth...

This is a hook lock for the handles of sliding doors in my home office. I created it through TinkerCAD. After unscrewing the handle from the door, the lock can be slid onto the handle, which can then be reattached to the door. ... When not in use, the...

A piece that can be inserted into a common type of a sliding door lock to prevent the lock from opening. **Why it matters?** These types of locks are sometimes installed so that they lock by sliding the handle up. Gravity can cause the handle to...

A lock that is guaranteed to make you lose your mind because people can also slide your door the opposite way and derail it! Plus, who doesn't like magnets!? Printing Instructions: I Recommend printing both parts on the side because of more...

... brother's clothes, then the younger son will soon want a locking mechanism for his closet. ... In the case of a self-made closet with sliding doors running one after the other a lockable locking bolt can be used, which locks both doors mutually. ...

With this sliding door lock you simply can lock and unlock a sliding door to prevent cats or dogs from opening. Print settings: • Print material: PLA • Rotation of the objects: No comment. • Support: No • Skirt, brim: Skirt. ... • Infill: 50%...

These parts are meant to be printed in TPU and mounted to the frame of a sliding glass door so that a cut off broom stick handle can be used to lock the door. Drill a hole in the rod and mount it to the pivot piece with a zip tie. ...Rest the rod in the...

Was having trouble with our toddler opening our sideboard buffet storage cabinet with sliding door, pulling everything out, and then closing herself inside. I printed up these locks to attach to the side and prevent her from sliding them open. ...They...

I did simple version of safety lock for sliding door. It has two parts one is glued to the door second is removable if you want to open the door. It works for doors which has distance at least 2.8 cm between them. I did it because our cats was able...

A lock to suit Traditional Sliding Screen doors (5 parts). This lock is designed to suit a screen door 15.5mm thick. Unlike locks that I was able to find commercially this lock will allow you lock/unlock the door from both inside and out. ...

The sliding lock consists of 4 parts: - the door piece (big piece) - the pole piece (smaller piece) - slider - slider knob You are fully free to choose whether you want the door piece with or without my logo :) Together with these 4 parts, you will...

Easy-to-use lock to keep sliding closet doors closed. Especially useful if you have pets or young children that like to get into them. Printed as two parts that snap together Closed size is 30mm x 25mm x 5mm (L W D) When opened, the tab...

A sliding door lock that is very strong and as unobstructive as possible (hides in the corner). Insert the bolt in the bottom hole, push it to the end and give it a twist (so it doen's fall down). Reverse to open. The bolt can be stored in the base...

The Door Lock L and R need support @ 3-5mm spacing, the other parts don't need support as long as they are positioned properly. crazy glue works good to support the shaft and the pin. . ...Feel free to toss me some coffee change ...

My cats open the sliding doors of my wardrobe. So i made this little thing to stop them. ... You will need M3 screw and nut, probably 10mm long or less.

art deco lock

Whipped this up to help keep little ones from opening a sliding door they enjoy playing with too much. It should be strong enough to keep small children from opening the door but weak enough an adult has the option to break it quickly should you need...

STL File - Ready to download. ... Lock design that you can use wherever convenient.

And I doesn't lock.  It has a manually operated latch. ...I made it out of PETG and PLA .

I needed a simple lock for a bathroom. So... Here you go. Designed with a weak point at 15mm along the bolt. If you have kids you'll understand. ...

This is a pin used to lock the door. I made it because the kids lost it. ...I hope those who need it will be able to use it useful.

... the size I needed. ... There is a M4 thread inside like in the base ones, that's the reason for the slower printing. If you use these slow options and small layer height, you'll need no supports! I designed this pin for my car a Seat Cordoba 2002.