Sliding door handle Ducato/Jumper/Boxer and other - Free 3D Print Model

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Suny66

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ASA 0.16mm layer, 8 walls, 40% infill

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86.6 h

12 plates

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PETG 0.16mm layer, 8 walls, 30% infill

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89.4 h

12 plates

5.0(1)

PLA 0.2mm layer, 7 walls, 40% infill

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89.1 h

12 plates

5.0(1)

DH 270mm & 300mm - PETG -0.16mm layer, 8 walls, 15% infill

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39.2 h

2 plates

5.0(1)

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Door handle for sliding door Fiat Ducato, Citroen Jumper or Peugeot Boxer.

Hole spacing

300 mm - e.g. Pössl Summit (2018-2021)
270 mm - e.g. Pössl Summit Prime (2021)
230 mm - e.g. Vantourer (Modell < 2020)
212 mm - e.g. Hymer Camper Van / Knaus Boxstar Street
205 mm - e.g. Vantourer (Modell < 2020)
200 mm -
180 mm - e.g. Pössl 2Win(+) / 2Win R(+) / Globescout / Globescout R
170 mm - e.g. Pössl Sumit 600 (+)
165 mm - e.g. Pössl Sumit 600 (+)
160 mm -
120 mm - e.g. Globecar Revolution

For safety reasons, a wall thickness of at least 2.1 mm is recommended. A wall thickness of 3.1 mm is preferred.

Important note: Please note that a door stopper must be installed in the lower sliding door rail. Many motorhomes and RVs have a door stopper installed by the supplier.

The Euro Carry door stopper (#: 67037) can also be retrofitted and obtained from specialist retailers or from Amazon.

Alternatively, there is this project on Makerworld: 518311

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Sliding door handle (internal) for Fiat Ducato, Citroen Jumper or Peugeot Boxer.

Hole spacing

300 mm - e.g. Pössl Summit (2018-2021)
270 mm - e.g. Pössl Summit Prime (2021)
230 mm - e.g. Vantourer (Modell < 2020)
212 mm - e.g. Hymer Camper Van / Knaus Boxstar Street
205 mm - e.g. Vantourer (Modell < 2020)
200 mm -
180 mm - e.g. Pössl 2Win(+) / 2Win R(+) / Globescout / Globescout R
170 mm - e.g. Pössl Sumit 600 (+)
165 mm - e.g. Pössl Sumit 600 (+)
160 mm -
120 mm - e.g. Globecar Revolution

For safety reasons, a wall thickness of at least 2.1 mm is recommended. 3.1 mm is preferred.

Important note: Please note that a door stopper must be installed in the lower sliding door rail!

Many motorhomes already have a door stopper installed by the manufacturer.

The Euro Carry door stopper (#: 67037) can also be retrofitted and obtained from specialist retailers or from Amazon.

Alternatively, there is this project on Makerworld: 518311

Update History

2020-07-20 Added: Doorhandle size

120 mm	Revision 1-1200-2020-06-04-R1
212.5 mm	Revision 1-2125-2020-07-16-R1

2020-12-28 Added: Doorhandle size

300 mm

Revision 1-3000-2020-12-26-R5

2020-12-28 Added: Doorhandle size

300 mm

Revision 1-3000-2021-02-01-R7S - Summit Edition

2021-04-26 Added: Doorhandle size

270 mm	Revision 1-2700-2021-04-26-R1SP - Summit Prime 2021Edition
205 mm	Revision 1-2050-2021-04-26-R1
230 mm	Revision 1-2300-2021-04-26-R1

2026-01-01 Added: H2 Print profiles

270 mm	Revision 1-2700-2025-12-26-R2SP - Summit Prime 2021Edition
300 mm	Revision 1-3000-2024-03-01-R8S - Summit Edition

Print Settings

Rafts:

Yes

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.16

Infill:

48%

Filament: Any good ASA, PLA or PETG black.

Post-Printing

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Easy Printing with support.

Terms of Use

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The developers assures that they have developed the 3D model as safely as possible but cannot guarantee that the model may not pose a risk to your health or life.

Therefore:

The use of this 3D model is entirely at your own risk. Any use outside the designated properties and/or assigned usage area of the model is prohibited.

The developer of this model is exempt from any claims arising from accidents, death, injury, illness, damage to animals, vehicles, or other objects, or any other reasons.

By downloading, printing, or using this model, the user acknowledges and accepts these terms of use (including in commissioned work by service providers/printing services).

If you, as the user, do not agree to these terms of use, do not download, print, or use this model!

Terms of Use:

The developer assures that they have developed the 3D model as safely as possible but cannot guarantee that this model may pose a risk to your health or life.

Therefore:

The use of this 3D model is entirely at your own risk. Any use outside the designated properties and/or assigned usage area of the model is prohibited.

The developer of this model is exempt from any claims arising from accidents, death, injury, illness, damage to animals, vehicles, or other objects, or any other reasons.

By downloading, printing, or using this model, the user acknowledges and accepts these terms of use (including in commissioned work by service providers/printing services).

If you, as the user, do not agree to these terms of use, do not download, print, or use this model!

Comment & Rating (20)

@marchio11

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PETG 0.16mm layer, 8 walls, 30% infill

Printed the 230mm version for my Knaus Boxstar, everything perfect

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@user_1893480645

I have a Knaus Boxlife, I think it should also be the 230mm version Did you simply use the existing holes/screws to mount the handle or how did you mount the handle? Thanks

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@marchio11

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Replying to @user_1893480645 :

I measured the distance between the existing holes and chose the corresponding version (in my case the 230mm one)

@user_1893480645

I will also try it, thank you! 👍

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@user_3737469734

Hello, I hope you are well. I have a Citroën Jumper 2015 L2H2, and I don’t see any holes. I am attaching a photo of my side door. Could you please advise me where I should mount it?

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@suny66

I see you're converting a campervan yourself. That's absolutely no problem. Many "ready-made" models have covers that are attached to the door with screws. It makes sense to use the existing screw holes. You have a free choice when it comes to door handles. The important thing is to mark the position beforehand and only pre-drill small holes (2-2.5 mm). Use a center punch to mark the position before drilling. Use good quality self-tapping sheet metal screws. I recommend the 180 mm handle. It's not too big, but not too small either, and the force transmission to the door is excellent. I hope you enjoy the handle and, of course, even more fun and success with your campervan conversion.

@BE_Art7

Printing the 300mm version on my P1S. I cut it in half, will likely use a steel rod inside.

The designer has replied

@suny66

At the beginning of the project, I put a lot of thought into safety and, with the help of colleagues at work, tested the handle for safety. I also had the idea (at the time, with a printer with a 300x300 bed) to offer a handle with 40 or 42 cm, just as you describe it now. We used an M10 threaded rod over 90% of the length. It "actually" worked well. However, the bonding where the two parts were glued together in the middle failed after (simulated) approximately 3-6 months, and skin could get pinched during operation. Please note this. Thinking about it again now... For static reasons, I would now divide the handle into 3 parts, so that the bonding areas are further to the edge. The middle piece approximately 20-23 cm. It is definitely a good idea, which I will continue to consider in order to offer handles > 27.5 cm for printers <30x30 cm as well

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@user_3629895037

Print Profile

DH 270mm & 300mm - PETG -0.16mm layer, 8 walls, 15% infill

Made it 130mm DH for the upper part in fiat ducato. Nice design, I like it. Thank you!

@user_2810955643

Thank you, it fits perfectly in the Pössl. Printed with PETG and 2 new longer screws. Fits 👍

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@user_2960301967

can anyone tell me; did you remove trim clips and find existing screw/screw holes behind them?

The designer has replied

@suny66

In my Poessl 2Win we had small 3-3.5mm screws. We removed the screws and used bigger one to fasten the handle.

@user_2960301967

Replying to @suny66 :

thanks! Love this model, but in my Adria Twin campervan the distance between the screw holes is 330mm, and thats too big a handle for the print plate ;-)

@BE_Art7

Is it possible to add the 300mm version? Maybe tilt the model to fit on the board? I can scale the model but the dimensions don't match then... Thanks in advance, I will boost you!

The designer has replied

@suny66

I will upload a corresponding H2 series 3MF file in the next few days. For non-H2 printers, the handle will not fit on the print bed! You can already download the STL file. Instead of the 3MF file, you can change the format on the download button and download the STL/CAD file - in your case "doorhandle_300mm-c_Summit.stl". Simply import it to the corresponding material file. When I uploaded the corresponding profile files back then, the 300mm unfortunately did not fit on the print bed. With the H2 models, this should no longer be a problem.

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