pocket door guide 3d models

remixed from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:70747 I annotated the scad file to explain what each variable is for. I wanted a floor guide that would work for my closet doors without having to drill new holes in the hardwood. I added some flannel...

piece for door connection for popup camper door

A Comprehensive Guide to Installing a Sliding Door on a Budget If you're looking to save money without sacrificing style or functionality, consider installing a sliding door instead of a traditional hinged one. This cost-effective alternative offers...

This is a guide for my shower doors. Three of these fit into an extruded aluminum track below the doors and are secured by a bolt. The notch and the radius on the end rail are crucial fitment components. The screw hole may need to be lengthened or...

Human: Shower door Guide - A Quick Fix with My Printrbot When it comes to a simple part like a shower door guide, it can be surprisingly difficult to find one that fits perfectly. That's why I recently had to break out my trusty 3D printer once...

Coram SP9 style shower door guide replacements. I find the orientation saved (i.e. up on its point) is the best way to print these out as the layer lines are vertical in use. Can be printed without supports but supports or a raft may be useful if...

Guides for the lower wheels of the sliding door. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3SRafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: NoResolution: 0,2 Infill: 30 Filament: Ereyone PTEG Grey Category: Outdoor & Garden

A friend approached me about printing, and as I began explaining the process, she mentioned that her shower door guide had snapped and she couldn't locate a replacement anywhere. She brought over the broken part, and I meticulously replicated it with...

This part is now replacing one of the plastic guides under the sliding door to my living room. It was designed with FreeCAD and took about 45 minutes to print with my Prusa MK3S.</p> <p>It fits one or two screws, of 5 mm in diameter. ...The dimensions...

My shower door guide kept breaking so I would cut off the broken part and put it back. Well it finally got so small that it didn’t work and I couldn’t find anything like it in the stores. I decided to measure the original one and use FreeCad to...

A friend was asking me about printing and as i was explaining it she mentioned that her shower door guide had broken and she was unable to find a replacement. She brought over the broken guide and I modelled it as closely as I could and it worked...

New replacement upper shower guide housing for dual-wheel roller systems.

To navigate my sliding door smoothly, I designed a helpful manual.

I required a substitute for the broken guide, so I created one. ...The new design printed flawlessly with the screw hole facing downwards on the build plate.

Our new sliding door moved around a bit with the wind so I made this to stop it moving so much.

A minimalist sliding door track measures 38 inches by 38 inches by 64 inches, featuring two precision-crafted 8-gauge countersunk screw holes for secure attachment.

This tutorial provides replacement instructions for standard double sliding closet doors. It features two base thickness options for varying door heights. Although it comes with two screw hole positions, you may need to drill additional holes if your...

Whether you're a homeowner looking to maximize storage space or a DIY enthusiast seeking an easy installation solution, the Brico sliding cabinet door is an excellent choice. Its sleek design and effortless operation make it an ideal addition to any...

The original one, out of aluminium, broke, so I draw and printed a new one out of transparent PETG. ...For glass doors 8mm thick. ...With leavesprings on both sides for a more smooth slide.

I tailored this custom design specifically for my Router bit Milescraft 2216, beginning with the Hinge Mortise Router Guide by GA_3D and reconfiguring it using Tinkercad's advanced features. I then manufactured it on my ROBO3D printer using...

Initially, I based it off the Hinge Mortise Router Guide by GA_3D and reengineered it using Tinkercad. The finished product was then printed on my ROBO3D using MatterHackers PLA filament. ...You can find all the specifics in my YouTube video at...

... Tinkercad, and you can modify it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9oZIc88j09C. ... Originally designed to secure the lower part of sliding doors in place, this component features tapered holes that are perfectly suited for drywall screws.

This Thing Was Made With Tinkercad Edit It Online At Www.Tinkercad.Com/Things/Yy3Bh5T9Jj2 My Garage Door Kept Shifting Over To One Side, But Now It Stays In Line With This. ...Print Settings Are: Printer: My Monoprice Select Mini V1

Initially, I drew inspiration from the Hinge Mortise Router Guide by GA_3D and skillfully reworked it within Tinkercad's intuitive platform. I then successfully printed the new model on my ROBO3D using high-quality MatterHackers PLA filament. ...All the...

A clip that replaces a glue-on part for certain types of hanging glass shower doors. Printing: I advise printing the clip from its end to minimize the likelihood of it breaking. The wedges are indeed small, but essential components that require...

Three different guide mounts. One for just a typical Creality stock extruder, aluminum extruder or dual gear extruder. Another for a BMG extruder (The arm is longer and the spacing is different off the mounting plate). Lastly one for the BMG...

Three different guide mounts. One for just a typical Creality stock extruder, aluminum extruder or dual gear extruder. Another for a BMG extruder (The arm is longer and the spacing is different off the mounting plate). Lastly one for the BMG...

Replacement pocket door bracket for tops of pocket sliding hidden type a door thing, skp included

A Remix of the pocket Dock Version 2 by Dinlop I'd recommend printing with TPU and supports but PLA and others will probably work fine.

Move pocket hole bit until the 3/8" portion of the bit lines up with the corresponding wood thickness marking on the left side of the jig. 4. Tighten shaft collar and drill 5. Clamp down pieces of wood to be connected, choose screw size based...