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Replacement block for patio door

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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📌 Description

This is a 3D printed replacement part for the bottom block of an old generation patio door.
The original part was broken and is no longer available on the market, so I redesigned it from scratch starting from the damaged component.

The replacement part fits into the same slot as the original and is compatible with various models of old patio doors (circa 90s-2000s).
If yours looks similar, this file might solve your problem!

📐 Features

  • Reconstructed from scratch from a part no longer available
  • True to original dimensions
  • Reinforced structure to increase durability
  • Plug-and-play assembly: just insert it into the guide like the original part
  • No screws needed (if your model allows)

🖨 Recommended print settings

  • Material:
    • PETG recommended (better withstands heat and sunlight)
    • PLA possible but less durable
  • Layer height: 0.2 mm
  • Infill: 50–80% (grid or cubic)
  • Walls: 3–4
  • Supports: Only if necessary for your 3D printer
  • Orientation: print vertically as in the photo (better mechanical resistance)

🔧 Assembly

  1. Remove any residues of the original part.
  2. Insert the new block into the vertical slot of the patio door.
  3. Check that it slides correctly without friction.
  4. Done!

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