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Door Wedge – 150 mm PETG No Supports - Fast Print

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0.15mm layer, 5 walls, 30% infill
0.15mm layer, 5 walls, 30% infill
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Description

Door Wedge – 150 mm, PETG, No Supports – Fast and Sturdy Print (Scalable!)

Here's a simple yet sturdy door wedge with a base length of 150 mm. It's a classic, proven shape that effectively holds doors open – perfect for home, office, garage, or workshop. The wedge is designed for PETG printing (though PLA will also work), requires no supports, and doesn't need AMS.

 

✨ SCALABLE ✨
You can freely scale this model in your slicer – make it taller, wider, or longer to fit your specific needs. Have very high doors? Need an extra‑long wedge for a heavy door? Or a narrow one for a tiny gap? Just increase or decrease the scale in the X/Y/Z axes – the model will keep its proportions (or not, if you only change one axis). Full freedom!

Why 150 mm?

  • Long enough to work even under heavier doors.
  • Not too big – easy to hide behind a door or put in your pocket.
  • Works great for entry doors, interior doors, balcony doors, and sliding doors.
  • Need a different size? Just scale it in your slicer!

Why PETG?

  • PETG is more flexible and durable than PLA – the wedge won't crack if you accidentally kick it.
  • Handles loads better and won't deform under the weight of the door.
  • More resistant to wear and impact.

Model features:

  • Base length: 150 mm (fully scalable).
  • Graduated wedge shape – classic, effective design.
  • No supports needed – the geometry is designed to print without any supports.
  • No AMS required – single color, simple and economical.
  • Fast print – under 1–1.5 hours at standard settings.
  • Optional textured surface – better grip on the floor.

How to scale (quick guide):

  1. Load the model into your slicer (Bambu Studio, Orca Slicer, Cura, PrusaSlicer).
  2. Select the model and use the scale tool.
  3. Change the dimensions in X, Y, Z as needed:
    • Longer – increase Y (length of the wedge).
    • Wider – increase X (width).
    • Taller – increase Z (height / thickness).
  4. You can also scale uniformly (all axes at once).
  5. Send to print – done!

Scaling examples:

  • Entry door with a high threshold → print taller (increase Z).
  • Very heavy security door → print longer (increase Y) and wider (increase X).
  • Small gap under a bathroom door → scale down (e.g., 70%).
  • Workshop wedge for thick doors → increase all axes by 150%.

Print settings (PETG):

  • Material: PETG (recommended) – PLA works, but PETG is better.
  • Base model length: 150 mm (will change after scaling).
  • Layer height: 0.2–0.28 mm (for speed).
  • Infill: 15–20% (the wedge doesn't need high infill).
  • Supports: NOT required.
  • Bed adhesion: No brim needed – the flat bottom sticks well.
  • Orientation: Place the wedge flat side down (slope facing up).

Use cases:

  • Hold the door open while carrying groceries.
  • Air out a room without doors slamming.
  • Door lock in a workshop or garage.
  • Handy gadget for DIY enthusiasts.

Why print this specific wedge?

  • Simple, fast, no messing with supports.
  • PETG gives strength and flexibility.
  • You can scale it to fit any door!
  • The base 150 mm size is universal – and if it doesn't fit, just scale it.
  • Print a few in different sizes and keep one in every room.

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