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IKEA KALLAX Rolling Door

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Smaller printers – 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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H2 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

Upgrade your IKEA Kallax with this precision-engineered Roller Shutter (Tambour Door). This 3D-printed insert fits perfectly into a single Kallax cube, offering a sleek way to hide your items with a smooth, satisfying sliding motion. Video

 

🆕 I've added single-piece rails so you can split them in the slicer as needed and hide the cut on the visible side.

 

Key Features:

  • Seamless Aesthetics: The 15-slat design features overlapping edges that completely hide the internal joints/hinges for a clean look.
  • Engineered Precision: Includes 1 handle slat and 14 standard slats designed with rounded pins for minimal friction in the tracks.
  • Two Print Variants:
    • Full-Size: For large printers (single-piece slats and 2-part rails).
    • Split-Size: Optimized for smaller print beds (split slats with alignment holes and 3-part rails).
  • Hidden Storage: The rails are long enough to tuck the entire shutter away when fully opened.

Printing Recommendations:

  • Orientation: Print slats with the visible side down on a textured PEI sheet.
  • Support Material: For best results, I highly recommend using multi-material supports (PLA/PETG interface). This ensures a perfectly smooth surface in the overlap areas to hide the joints and creates ultra-smooth rounded pins that glide effortlessly in the rails.

  • Assembly (Split version): Use short segments of filament as alignment pins in the integrated holes and glue the sections together.
  • Performance: Tested and verified on Bambu Lab H2D and Creality K2 Plus. Movement depends on printer accuracy; if it feels stiff at first, it will wear in and become smoother over time.
  • Dimensions: If there is too much play between the slats and the rail after printing, you can print the rail slightly wider. Simply scale it up in the Z-axis only, which will increase its thickness without affecting the overall length or the internal track width.

 

 


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Assembly Guide (2)
one-piece slat.pdf
two-piece slat.pdf

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I printed on the H2D printer using PLA. Initially, the slats were very difficult to snap together, so I sanded down the middle latch – after the adjustment they fit together much better. The firm connection ensures smooth and reliable operation. Once properly broken in, everything works great. All details are visible in the attached photos and GIF.
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successfully squeezed the big ones on a p1s bed 🤠 takes 15 individual prints but alas. Nice model!
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Hello, I would like to print the large ones on my P1S, but unfortunately I don't have much experience with the software yet. Can you perhaps help me out with the file
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Replying to @user_4229755471 :
of course! check your dm
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We actually tried that too and somehow it didn't work 😅 Would you like to share your tip...?
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very nice design/mechanism. Scaled the lengths and runners to the appropriate length/height to be able to use it elsewhere. Top
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everything works correctly
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The model description specifies the number of slats that need to be printed.Yes, not all parts are included in the print profile. You will need to repeat the print job and print the required number (14+1).
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Replying to @jll8 :
Hello, unfortunately we cannot find the single segment with the handle recess 🙄
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Replying to @Schnin27 :
Plate 2
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Finally variety in Kallax. And it looks much tidier right away
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Not sure if this was an accident or not, but none of the files have 2 part rails like what you mentioned in the description. was that an error or are they pulled down? also, is it possible to do them as a 1 piece rail on an h2d? I'm really looking forward to getting these done, though. thank you for putting the work in.
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Two-piece and one-piece rails are available in the downloadable files. They are not included in the print profiles. You can slice the one-piece rail in the slicer as needed.
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Replying to @jll8 :
ahh, copy that. thank you. still new to the site, so I'm still learning the UI. Unfortunately I still had to go with a 2-piece rail. I was hoping to be able to print them all in one go, but that wasn't an option. Do you have instructions on how to join the rails? Are you just gluing them in place and lining them up? Maybe I missed it in another comment. Also, I'm considering printing them outside up instead of outside down like in the stock print. Have you found any reasons why it shouldn't be printed that way? I'm still learning, but I think I may prefer the cleaner look of having the non-plate side be on the outside of my print, and it seems the only downside is more pla used for supports?
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Replying to @jnc1988 :
Secure it with double-sided tape or Pattex Fix glue, etc. I attach it with the printed side facing down because of the surface, but in principle, it shouldn't matter.
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Hi @jll8 , congratulations, this is a very very nice idea! One question I have, how did you fix the side rails to the kallax? Did you use double sided tape or any other adhesive? Thanks!
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Thanks. I secured the rail using PATTEX Fix Super.
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Do you have a design for the rails as well? ID live to print this for my print workstation to make it less garage shelving look.
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I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but all the models are included.
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The door components have a rail to ride in? Is it built into the sides? I'm trying to adapt the "roll up" door concept for a garage shelf unit I use as my workstation.
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Can anyone clarify no glue needing for the larger plate version? Also can I print in full pla?
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Yes, it is possible to print using PLA. There is no need to glue the long slats. Glue is only needed to attach the rails to the Kallax.
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This is awesome! I was looking for exactly this a few months ago. Any chance it can be modified to fit BH&G shelves?
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I don't know the dimensions of the BH&G shelves. If they aren't too different, we could just scale the parts. If so, it would be better to create a new model.
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How are the parts then attached in the Kallax? Just put them in? Because there is a bit of space behind the Kallax and I don't want them to slide. Tape will probably mess up the tolerances, right
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I secured the rail using PATTEX Fix Super.
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