Festool domino with ball bearing for sliding door - Free 3D Print Model

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Tom040305

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0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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Description

Festool domino with ball bearing for for sliding door

The idea is by Henrik Tjærby.

Description: You need a Domino, a 10mm drill bit and maximum width, a ball bearing 26x10x8 simply drill a hole at 25 mm depth into your sliding door below now you can push the ball bearing with the printed part into the wood.

I hope that the model also helps (:

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Comment & Rating (34)

@HOFFMANWerkes

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Printed nicely in PETG, I tried PETG-CF but the reference holes are too tight when using CF. This is for a 6000 series bearing, I deduced. Didn't have any, so I printed one and it works surprisingly well but I can see this working great with a real bearing. Nice work Mr. Tom, great concept and execution. I believe you should patent this. I can see lots of uses for these (plus it is another justification for why I bought a Domino - LOL). THANK YOU ! Owe you the next boost I get.

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@Tom040305

Thanks for your comment. I can adapt the model for you if you want?

@HOFFMANWerkes

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Replying to @Tom040305 :

Not necessary but thanks. Regular PETG works fine and it is nearly as strong as the CF anyway. I am anxious to try these out on a cabinet build, I think they will work well.

@Shedded.be

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0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

they see me rollin 🤙🏻

@BobCook

@Tom040305 Most DIYers use and have these at home, the skateboard ball bearings 608 22x8x7 are also equipped with most of the STL files available. It would be great if you could adapt it to these, as many more would surely download this file. If you would do that, I thank you very much in advance

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@Tom040305

I can do that, but not immediately. I'll try soon.

@BobCook

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Thank you, that would be really great

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@CrystalGravy

I love this idea! A 608 size bearing is one of the most ubiquitous in the maker space, and the size most people likely already have in their supplies. While the print to fit the 26x10x8 is probably stronger and a better choice, it would be fantastic to see a 608 version to quickly try out at home for lighter duty applications. Either way, thank you for creating and sharing this model @Tom040305 !