surface mount magnetic catch 3d models

A common sight on audio/visual cabinets, these catches use magnetism to keep doors closed. ...Strikes are steel or stainless steel.

Mount for Everbilt magnetic catch (economy version) Model #9235997 or 9235998

... so you can punch out holes for your preferred magnet size. The second version has holes for 5mm x 2mm disc magnets. For more information please follow this link to my blog: https://www.candco.com.au/2019/06/30/gopro-flat-surface-magnetic-mount/

magnetic catch

Basic Magnetic Catch

Use: Simple magnetic catch to secure printer enclosure door. Could be used for many similar applications. Design:  Catch is 1 ¾" wide by ¾" deep. Slots are sized to fit a #6 screw. Counterbore is sized for a 10mm by 3mm disc magnet. ...Through...

I printed this magnetic catch because the plastic parts on my window covers started breaking apart. The measurements of this part are 50x15x5mm and it fits a 30x10x2mm flat magnet very snugly. It may be needed to widen the gap with a small knife,...

holes are designed and best fits with magnets 5mm x 1 mm such like: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07T13H3R5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I recently bought a TechMatte magnetic vent mounted phone holder (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019GL78NK/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). It works well, but I wasn't crazy about the vent mount part. I designed this piece to re-use the...

... (e.g. the heater next to my table) The cable has much less magnetic attraction than an iron surface so if you pull on the cable the mount wont shift ... ... I printed it in 0.05mm layer height with 0.3 nozzle but that doesnt really matter ;)

Holder / enclosure for "HANDEE magnetic catch junior"

This is a replacement for a basic magnetic catcher

Housing for an old Cabinet door Magnetic catch. Modeled this as I had an old cabinet from the early 90s that had a broken catch and did not want to buy a replacement. v2 Changes: Filleted some edges, centered/fixed holes, added countersink to...

... to give it a bit more holding power. I also added some adjustment slots. Both pieces use the small neodymium magnets available from Harbor Freight. Three magnets are required per catch - 2 magnets for one piece of the catch, 1 magnet for the other.

Holder / enclosure for "HANDEE magnetic catch junior" Category: Replacement Parts

Got tired of my dryer door closing on my head while unloading; designed a magnetic door catch.

Door catch 2 x 10mm x 3mm magnets required plus fixing. ...Size is 50mm x 30mm x 20mm

Here are my designs for magnetic catch holder with Neodymium Magnets 10x3 and some M3 screw/nuts Hope will be useful to someone

Small magnetic catch to hold stubborn cabinet door closed. ... Used #4 x 3/8" screw Magnet from Harbor Freight: http://www.harborfreight.com/10-piece-rare-earth-magnets-67488.html Instructions Used: 30% infill 2 Shells .1mm Layer

... ...Plastic retail ones used failed after years of opening and closing. Modeled based on broken housing which holds a magnetic catch (metal and magnet) of approximately 24 mm. ...Margins of .15 mm added between 2 plastic pieces for smoother assembly

Magnetic Cupboard Door catch - I think the one I was replacing was manufactured by Livindo but not sure, should fit many different types. ...

This is a magnetic door catch — keeps the door open using the magic of magnets ✨ The small flat part goes at the bottom of the door, and the big part gets attached to the floor. The attachment is done using small nails. ... Both models have a 8x3mm...

This is a magnetic door catch for the Acrylic Doors on the Railcore. Print it and glue in 2 12 MM rare earth magnets. The magnets are available from Home Depot, Lowes, or on line. ... You will also need to attach a couple of small pieces of sheet...

Parametric magnetic door catch is built around the magnet found here: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07793QVJS/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=AUVMM1523NAT6&psc=1 The design is split in to parts where each part holds a magnet that snap together. ... I...

Parametric magnetic door catch is built around the magnet found here: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07793QVJS/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=AUVMM1523NAT6&psc=1 The design is split in to parts where each part holds a magnet that snap together. ...I have...

I designed these magnetic door catches because the locks on a piece of furniture were broken. To fix the two pieces, you have to use small screws. The holes have a size of 10mm. ...To insert the magnets, I used a clamp.

I designed these magnetic door catches because the locks on a piece of furniture were broken. To fix the two pieces, you have to use small screws. The holes have a size of 10mm. ...To insert the magnets, I used a clamp.

... little tighter to ensure the screw and the magnet won't move, but you can always use a drop of glue. Just pass the screw through the hole, then secure the magnet. Once the catch is installed, regulate the position of the magnet by simply turning it.

Had a very loose magnetic catch on one of our cupboards which, on inspection was actually broken (see pictures). The magnet was fine as was the back piece that holds the magnet. So please with this model as it worked straight off the machine and the...

They attach to the enclosure box using two 4 x ¾" wood screws per door catch. I made them using 10mm x 2mm round magnets that I had laying around from a previous project. They should be press-fit, but my was hit or miss on whether they would...