door pocket cup holder 3d models

Pocket Door Guide Replacements assist in keeping the door aligned while gliding open and shut. ...The original guide is a crisp white, while the replacement parts arrive in sleek black.

Repair Part for Pocket Door Slider Replacement The key component that maintains a smooth operation of a pocket door, an adjustable slider, frequently malfunctions and fails, causing it to swing wildly out of control. ...To address this issue, we'll...

I made this to stabilize the pocket door by my kitchen. It would make a loud scraping noise while the door slid open and closed. I printed it out of clear PETG to make it as invisible as possible without taking out the door. Fusion 360 File is...

Before securing the new pocket with screws, check that the metal bracket inside the door is in the correct position to accept the retaining screw. If necessary, bend the bracket upward to ensure a proper fit. ...With the bracket adjusted, you should be...

... in place and potentially even nailed, requiring a bit more effort to access and alter them. But don't worry, these pockets are built to last and will never deteriorate over time, ensuring that your closet doors always close smoothly and properly.

I added custom sliding pocket door guide blocks to my home, replacing the unsightly plastic hardware that came with the doors. These guides ensure the doors don't swing into walls while providing a sleek, flush fit. I designed these specific to my...

I Designed this pull for the Pocket door in an RV , this makes it easier to close the door from the fully open position. It fits inside the 2 inch finger pull provided in the door. ...It can be attached with double sided mounting tape, there is also a...

The pocket door in my home was lacking crucial guides and consequently kept scratching the interior wall with each opening and closing. ...Its robust design is a major plus, as it installs smoothly using only 1/2-inch wood screws.

A plastic caps to hide the screws that came with my pocket door were brown, so I created white ones to go with the paint.If you like this design, please comment and like!

Pocket Door Handle Insert. Print Two, One For Each Side. ...A Small Piece Of Plastic, Such As A Raft From The Project, Can Be Used Between The Two Halves To Block Out Noise And Light Effectively.

This sleek pocket holder is engineered to fit snugly into various pockets, including those on jeans, tracksuits, and shorts, ensuring a secure and comfortable hold. ...Its ergonomic design accommodates different shapes and sizes of packets with ease.

This Thing was designed with Tinkercad. ...Make changes online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/hCvoVeieMvN. Second attempt at a pocket door handle, measuring 6 inches tall and 2.5 inches deep, perfect for a door that's exactly 1 3/8 thick.

The guides included with my pocket door didn't extend quite far enough to guide the door back into the pocket when it was completely closed. I made a version that was .444 wide at the base initially and tapered to the top, but it was a bit too thick...

I designed a pocket door hardware solution. Sliding doors are scattered throughout my apartment, but this particular part was prone to breaking, forcing me to pay more than triple the initial cost for repairs. Now, those days are behind me. All it...

My kid slams doors with a force that could bring down a skyscraper, even the ones with locking mechanisms and fancy pocket doors that are supposed to be quiet. Ours have those fancy mechanisms too, but when he slams them, it's like a mini-explosion...

... crafted with Tinkercad, and you can edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cnyDSFztvNx. ...It's a project I made for my aunt, designed specifically to fit a pocket door that's 1 3/8 inches thick, measuring 6 inches long and 2.5 inches deep.

This is a replica part for a pocket door. It screws into the top of the door and offers the bearing surface for the door to slide along its rails. Designed to be printed in PLA, investment cast, and then threaded, this replacement part is a precise...

This is a replacement part for a pocket door. It screws into the top of the door and provides the bearing surface for the door to slide on it's rails. It is designed to be printed in PLA, investment cast, and then threaded. ...The thread pitch for the...

I'm redesigning a pocket door guide without a bottom groove in the door. Unfortunately, my photos show an earlier version that I haven't printed yet, so you're seeing outdated images. The new design incorporates screw hole guides and beveled edges to...

I created this model to keep a pocket door from getting stuck and misaligned. I designed to have a base that fits under the door and attaches to the floor with pocketed screw holes. I positioned it so that whether the door is fully open or...

Pocket door handle This will fit a pocket door with a 74x43x34mm opening You will need to drill a 12.7mm hole in the door jamb so the button fits in. Hardware required: 2x 16mm m3 socket head screw 2x m3 square nut Print instructionsI used supports...

This component substitutes a pocket door's top part, offering the sliding surface for smooth rails operation. It's designed for 3D printing with PLA, followed by investment casting, threading being done afterward. The original part had a 5/16-32...

My original inspiration came from this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1351057 I'm basically just used the base and the hook which I modified, then I created the door jam latch to be used with a pocket door. ... Print 1 of each part I printed...

This is a custom component intended for use with pocket doors. It attaches to the top of the door, providing a bearing surface that allows it to move smoothly along its tracks. Designed for 3D printing with PLA or investment casting, this part...

Pocket doors (sliding doors on rollers) have a nut that is very hard to access without taking off the trim. This is shown in the second photo, taken from here, with another example of the nut here.You can purchase a speciality angled wrench to...

I have three of their pocket doors in my mid-1970s home which were added during a rather extensive remodel in the late 1990s. I love these doors. Solid, quality materials, smooth operation. And for 20+ years, flawless.About a week ago one of the...

I have three of their pocket doors in my mid-1970s home which were added during a rather extensive remodel in the late 1990s. I love these doors. Solid, quality materials, smooth operation. And for 20+ years, flawless. About a week ago one of the...

The handle on our pocket door in the bathroom was designed to be slim, fitting snugly into the recessed area of the wall. However, this compact design makes it a bit of a challenge to lock and unlock, particularly for my wife and our 5-year-old...

The opener on our pocket door in our bathroom is meant to be low profile, so that it fits into the pocket in the wall, but that causes it to be a very small opener. Due to its size, it can be quite awkward and hard on the fingers to lock/unlock the...

New replacement bottom guide for compact doors and sliding doors. ...Fabricated by Ultimaker 3 printer utilizing sturdy nylon material with complete internal density.