rubbermaid toolbox latch 3d models

This latch is designed for Rubbermaid toolboxes from the 80s and 90s, possibly later models as well. Failing to find this part online prompted me to create my own version. To use it effectively, you'll need to drill out the hinge holes to match your...

I designed a latch for old Rubbermaid toolboxes sold in the 80s and 90s, possibly later too. Since I couldn't find the exact part online, I created my own version. To use it, you'll need to drill new holes in the hinge area to fit your specific hinge...

This is the latch portion of old Rubbermaid toolboxes from the 80s and 90s. I couldn't find the part, so I created one myself. To achieve greater strength, use 100% infill. Pilot holes are included in the model, but you will need to drill them out...

When the lid latch on my 30-year-old toolbox broke, I designed this replacement.Should be printed with the flat edge face on the bed.  Supports are necessary in this orientation but affected surfaces aren't visible.  Being a functional print, I...

I recently acquired a replacement handle for my aged Rubbermaid toolbox, which slipped on seamlessly, and has been functioning flawlessly for several years to date.

... required as it comes equipped with its own built-in stabilizer. I've been using this one for nearly two years now and recently created a second identical replacement for another toolbox of the same design that came to me missing its original handle.

Replacement handle for my old Rubbermaid toolbox. It fit perfectly and I've used it for a couple years now. Print instructionsCategory: Replacement Parts Print Settings Printer: Tronxy p802e Rafts: No Supports: No Notes: Lay it on its side so the...

Replacement handle for my old Rubbermaid toolbox. ...It fit perfectly and I've used it for a couple years now.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><h3>Category: Replacement Parts Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer:</strong> Tronxy p802e</p>...

I had lost a crucial latch on the lid of my trusty toolbox, which meant I took matters into my own hands and created a replacement using the profile of a similar latch that already existed.

I'm fed up with both of our Rubbermaid sheds' latches being torn apart by monsters, but rather than letting my frustration get the best of me, I chose to channel that energy into something positive.

This is a direct replacement with a vintage-style Rubbermaid Shed Latch that I managed to break off by accident. ...It's engineered to snap snugly into place on the shed door, just like the authentic version.

... someone gave it to me. ...The original latch had a hole for a padlock, but since I don't need one, I left it out - besides, I doubt anyone could break in with a basic plastic latch like this. ...Now the door stays closed even when the wind blows hard.

A replacement latch for my RubberMaid shed, which was inherited from an unknown source, has been installed. The original part featured a hole designed for securing with a padlock but I opted to remove it since locking is not required and I don't...

This is a direct replacement with an older Rubbermaid Shed Latch that I happened to snap off accidentally. It's designed to snap fit securely into the shed door like the original.</p> <h3> Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p>...

Printing vertical will make the part weak. Print in PETG as it will be outdoors Resolution: 0.2 Supports: Yes Compatibility This seems like a very common latch on Rubbermaid products. Look at photo to check if it will fit. The official part number...

Another, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4138896, Has Posted the Hinge for these old Rubbermaid Tool boxes, they are still very nice.. I have 3 myself and two busted / missing hinges.. new design was on my to do list.. other person did it .. but...

A replacement latch is available for the Rubbermaid Big Max shed, identified by part number HIP-046H. ...This new component was designed using the CAD software Fusion 360.

replacement latch for Husky toolbox. ...Needs support for tabs.

Replacement latch for a Husky toolbox. ... Needs support only for the tabs.

Bought a discounted US General toolbox from Harbor Freight with a broken drawer latch. ...This is my solution.

This is a replacement latch for a Husky toolbox. I made it with PLA but I think PETG would be better. It needs support for the tabs. ...

These are latch extensions for the HF series 2 toolboxes. ... These fit the 56" top and bottom boxes, not sure about the 72" or the 44".

I made this to replace broken latches on my toolbox. I use them a lot and have to buy new boxes with tools due the latches failing. ...might not last as long as original but for 5 cents of filament its a whole lot cheaper than a $200 box !

This is a replacement latch for our workplace toolboxes which had broken. Fits Trifibre Challenger and US Pro cases/toolboxes. I have printed them in PLA but if they dont work out then I'll try PETG.UPDATE: after “rigorous” real world testing, I've...

Found a Dewalt toolbox from 2006 free to take at the side of the road, one of the latches were broken but apart from that it was in good condition for its age, I have made a quick replacement piece, I had to snip off the two "fingers" to install...

Found a Dewalt toolbox from 2006 free to take at the side of the road, one of the latches were broken but apart from that it was in good condition for its age, I have made a quick replacement piece, I had to snip off the two "fingers" to install...

It serves as a replacement for the standard toolbox latch. ... Manufactured from Elastan D100, available at monofilament.com.ua/products/inzhinernye-plastiki/elastan/, this component was printed with a layer height of 0.2mm and nozzle diameter of...

The latch broke years ago, and periodically I'd lift my toolbox only for all the drawers to slide out; spilling my sockets everywhere. I printed the new latch with PLA instead of using the original blow-molded ABS material. The factory holes and...

Replacement latch tab for toolboxes that frequently come with a narrow piece of plastic holding them in place. This piece eventually wears out and breaks. Simply screw it in using the provided holes or print the solid version and drill your own...

I replaced the latch and created a brand new one from scratch. ...That's all there is to it!