A remix of an already wonderful accessibility upgrade.

( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3139910 )

JGAurora A5S

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0.15

10%

Print tempurture for my material was 200c, and 60c on the bed.

Rotate it so the flat surface lays on the bed. No need for any supports. Use a brim if you have adhesion issues on your bed.

Printing with 4 walls (shells, perimeters), and 10% infill is still strong. 3 walls would work fine too.

Tomtaylor 's design fits around rounded knobs, which can be troublesome for a few people. I don't have issues (yet), but printed some of his up for a few doors in my house.

I have one more door where the knob is flat faced, and shaped like a tulip / trumpet / bell / cone. (hope that made sense - see the photos).

To get this to fit, I just took the handle STL file into Microsoft 3D Builder, and added a basic cylinder shape into the build space. I centered it over the hole the round knob would sit in. I adjusted my cylinder size (scale) until it was exactly what I needed. (51mm)

Lastly, I lowered it into the handle about half way, and then used the 'subtract' function to cut my cylinder shape out of the handle shape.

I have included the STL files for both the left and right handle portions. I have also included Tomtaylor's original back half of the handle you use to clamp it on with. I made no changes to that and only include it for completeness.

I have also uploaded the 3MF files you could use in 3D Builder. They include the cylinder already in place. You can just scale that and do another subtract to adjust the handle to your needs.

See the original model from Tomtaylor for thoughts on how to put it together.