ikea lack door 3d models

My plexiglass door kept opening a little, so I designed a small door latch.I used a 3.5x25mm screw to hold it in place.

Made this door handle using different 6mmx3mm circular magnets I found on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077K364Z7/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_6QZHNZ2HYAYK11KWRMCJ?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

The frame, cleverly designed from an Ikea Lack, provides a sturdy base for the entire setup. At its core, the device relies on a strong magnetic force, generated by two precision-cut magnets measuring 10x5x2mm in size. These powerful magnets work in...

Wanted to have clearance for 4.6mm (0.18inch) thick window.

I totally revamped the door handles for my i3 mk3 Ikea Lack Enclosure. For a while, I had problems with the magnet falling off, forcing me to constantly re-glue it back on. So, I came up with a brand new handle featuring a slide-in slot for the...

Here's another Lack door handle. Designed to mount push button latches used in caravans, campers and boats. The latches have a positive locking action that doesn't snaplock, requiring manual pushing of the button to both lock and unlock it securely.

Yet another Lack door handle. Designed to mount push button latches used in caravans, campers and boats with positive locking action that does not snaplock, requiring manual pushing of the button to both positively lock and unlock it. Here's a link...

This is a remix of Prusa's Ikea Lack door knob and handles. But since I had an issue where the magnets unglued themselves due to usage, I decided to make a thin wall between the knob and handle magnets. ...This way they will never fall out, and...

Prusa Research's original design needs significant adjustments. I prefer a tighter fit, so I've opted for the suggested magnet size of 20x6x2. ...This redesign includes refinements to the model's overall structure and corners, making it easier to modify...

This is remix for door knobs for Ikea Lack enclosure. ...Because part of the knob was too weak for me so I redesigned it.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Print without support and place it on bed to the flattest part</p>

The small hinges from the Prusa files didn't hold the door in very well or feel particularly sturdy. ...These worked better, but the door still fell out quite easily, so just add a dab or two of superglue or print some wedges.

Magnetic door handle for a enclosure dimensions: (everything in millimeters) magnet: 12mm x 3mm magnet hub: 100x15x17 magnet handle: 35x50x17 magnet size: 12mm x 3mm printed on 20% grid infill

Then just print the four parts with your normal print settings without supports and insert magnets and the printed screws then add it to your door and screw the screws as tight as you need, but don't over tighten the screws otherwise the model could...

Apart from the four panels, you'll need: woodscrews for assembly, a 3mm drill, M3 nuts and screws for the doors, and if desired, print a cable guide to place electronics outside the chamber by sawing a hole in the bottom. The filament can be inserted...

This is a top-mounted door handle magnetic kit specifically designed for the IKEA Lack enclosure used in Prusa (and other) printers. There are likely many similar kits available, but I created this one due to two key reasons. First and foremost, I...

The design incorporates twenty by six by two magnets, identical to those found in the original Prusa IKEA Lack enclosure. ...However, this iteration features modified components that enable the magnets to be inserted seamlessly without needing...

... drop-in variant much better than having magnets contact each other every time the door closes. The distance between the magnets with doors closed should be around 1,75mm, separated by the plastic, yet it's plenty enough to hold the door in place.

This is a strong pin for the door hinges. ...Designed for an 8x3" wood screw to screw into the table which is much more secure than the original pins.

I wasn't convinced by the no-screw model, so I created a revised version that includes screw holes.

Secures tightly into place a small 0.12 inch screw.

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I wasn't happy with how the hinges functioned on my LACK table case, so I replaced them with standard hardware hinges and added a small block to conceal them. To secure the edges, I applied Gorilla brand double-sided tape. Be aware that you may need...

The back wall reduces the strength of the magnets, but the doors are still held in place.The handle has a small hole at the back to allow the magnet to be pushed out.Printed with 0.2mm layer height without support. I added one file containing all...

I modified the door handles for my Prusa I3 enclosure to utilize 1/4" x 1/16" round magnets, which were conveniently available in my inventory. This decision proved to be a better option than using the rectangular magnets specified in the original...

It's made with 3 Ikea Lack tables which gives you just under a meter high to work on your printer, and storage underneath (I'll be putting perspex doors and sealing it too). LED's for lighting, seals and filtered ventilation are still in the...

It's made with 3 Ikea Lack tables this gives you just under a meter hight to work on your printer, and storage underneath( I will be putting perspex doors and sealing it too). LED's for lighting, seals and filtered ventilation are still in the...

So i lifted my printer and the top of my prusa Lack enclosure so i had to make some larger door handles…

This is my version of the IKEA Lack enclosure. It is higher to put a plate of foam and concrete plate/ stone plate under the printer to reduce noises and vibrations. Thats why you need bigger plexiglas with the following dimensions:</p><p><strong>3x...

I wanted to have a second double door on the right side of the enclosure, so I needed a modified top part. Thanks to RedFrez for his design, I've simply resized it to shave off 60mm, so that it fits with the regular v1 enclosure.</p> <p>To be tested!...