I didn't like the door stops I found on here, so I decided to quickly model one of my own. My use case is a balcony door that gets pushed around by wind, so I wanted something relatively robust.

Needs a 4mm diameter, 30mm long bolt to attach the leg to the bracket.

Print the body and leg in PETG. The boot is meant to be printed with a flexible filament (I used PETG) and it slips snugly onto the angled end of the leg.

The bracket mounts to any wood door with two #8 wood screws.

UPDATE: After some use, a couple shortcomings became apparent. The updated version includes a little catch to stop the leg from accidentally engaging when the door is moved. The previous version relied on friction, which with time became less and less, and the leg would open down. The other issue was that flexible boot would sometimes slide off in very low temperatures, now the leg and the boot have a little bar/groove to help hold them together.

Might need to clean up the screw holes with a 4mm drill bit.

Composed out of geometric primitives in Tinkercad