Double Roller Cabinet Catch Clip

There are a couple of styles of roller catches used for holding cabinet doors (and similar) closed. Generally, they have two rollers mounted to the cabinet frame itself, and then a clip on the door. Some door clips go between the rollers (in which case the rollers are sprung) - this is not that. The other style has a clip which surrounds the rollers (all the springiness is in the clip) - this part is that.

So far I haven't put this through thousands of cycles, but thus far they hold doors closed as well as, if not sometimes better (and smoother) than the metal originals.

Version 2 (20200328): After roughly 8 months to a year, the original version of this would break at a crease where the bow shape met the flat portion. Version 2 is slightly thicker overall, and eliminates the corner (where stress would accumulate).