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Nautical Rope Handle with caps/ Rustic Drawer Pull

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0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill
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Sunflower Yellow (10402) / Refill / 1kg

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Many designs seem simple, but they take a lot of work. I am very grateful for any support.

 

The original handles on our playground tower were starting to look quite worn out, which inspired me to design a fresh set of replacements. Instead of going with a standard industrial look, I wanted these to have a more organic feel, so I designed them to mimic the texture of a twisted rope. While they look great on a play tower, they are versatile enough to be used as unique drawer pulls or handles for various other furniture projects.

For my own build, I printed these in yellow PLA because the color matched our play tower perfectly and it was the only material I had available in that specific shade. However, I think these would look even more authentic in brown or tan to truly capture that rope aesthetic. 

 

I’m very excited to see your versions, so please feel free to share your makes and ideas in the comments!

 

PLEASE NOTE: 

If you decide to use these handles outdoors, please be mindful of the material properties. PLA is not particularly UV-resistant and tends to become brittle when exposed to moisture and the elements over time. Because of this, I strongly recommend regularly checking the structural integrity of the handles and replacing them if they show signs of wear. For long-term outdoor applications, materials like ASA or PETG are much better suited to handle the weather. Regardless of whether you use them inside or out, please prioritize safety and inspect the grips frequently—especially if children are using them to pull themselves up or support their weight.

 

Stay safe and happy printing!

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I was looking for something different and this fit the bill. As I am new to this I rescaled to match the size I needed. Even with the scale reduction the detail of the caps were still there so I could still put the caps in the correct place. only challenge I had was that with printing the rope on its side it was difficult to clean the support material so I flipped it by 90 degrees although it was rough underneath it’s hidden from view and easier to clean and smooth. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you for your message. That's strange, I had only created a small support structure on the sides. You just need to make sure the load isn't too heavy, since 3D-printed parts can tear more easily between layers. That's why I placed it on its side.
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0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill
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