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Description
Overview:
My pastor had broken handles on a pocket door in his house and couldn’t find a replacement. I designed this simple, two-part insert. It was made as two parts to avoid the need for supports and to ensure the surfaces touching the printer’s textured buildplate would be facing outward for a nicer look.
I’ve included my Fusion 360 file and step files if you need to adjust dimensions for your door.
I fit these tight enough that there isn’t glue necessary between the two parts of the insert although a dab of CA glue wouldn’t hurt. I would then put some small amounts of epoxy on the door to secure the handle assembly. Alternatively, put skinny strips of double-sided adhesive around the frame of the insert for a less permanent solution.
Printing:
Can be printed in nearly any filament, but I printed these in PLA. No supports are required if printed in the orientation shown.
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