Cabinet Door Bracket - Metal Hardware Replacement Model

My bedroom dresser's left door bracket snapped clean off last week when I was moving it around. It's one of those metal L-shaped brackets that holds the door hinge, and I've got the other side intact to use as reference. I took some decent photos from different angles showing how it connects to both the door and the frame. The bracket is pretty straightforward - it's basically an L-shaped piece about 2.5 inches tall and 1.5 inches wide, with two mounting holes on each side for screws. The metal one weighs almost nothing so I'm hoping PETG will be sturdy enough since it's just holding up a wooden dresser door that's not super heavy. The holes need to be pretty precise since I want to reuse the existing hardware. I'd need this modeled from the reference photos I can provide - ideally someone who's done furniture hardware before since it needs to actually function and hold up over time. I'm planning to print it in red to match my other room stuff, and I might need a couple extras in case the first one doesn't work out perfectly. The tolerances don't need to be crazy tight, just accurate enough that standard wood screws go through cleanly. DM me if you want the photos or have questions about the measurements. I can get you more detail shots if needed. Would prefer someone who can turn this around in a week or so since I'm tired of having my dresser partially broken.

August 13, 2026