Sliding Bi-Fold Door Lock (max door thickness 40mm)
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I created a simple solution to a big problem; my 15 month old son would get into the pantry and start "playing" with everything he could get his hand on. So with a little design time with Shapr3D on my iPad Pro I ended up with this... a sliding bi-fold door lock. The design is v2 technically since my first had a thinner upper design (went from 3mm to 5mm). It's made of two pieces: upper and handle. I didn't have to glue the handle into the upper piece (yet) since the pegs are pretty tight. The supports for the holes was cleaned up a bit with an exacto knife. A dot of super glue would be sufficient i'm sure. It fits a door with thickness up to 40mm. I did use a bit of thin, dense foam on the front edge to not scratch the door and smooth the sliding a bit too. Hopefully this "thing" works for your needs. Sliced in CURA. 100's of likes, comments, and shares on Facebook "3D Printing Useful Things!" https://www.facebook.com/groups/3DPrintingUsefulThings/permalink/1073747252970432/
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