5 gallon bucket spout 3d models

This could also be adapted for other five gallon bucket lids, but you would probably need to screw or glue this in somehow to get it to stay with the weight of the columns. ...If your printer doesn't have a big enough workspace, you could just cut off...

Used GrabCAD user files and made a more accurate more complete plastic bucket.

I measured the diameters of the top bucket and the area where I wanted to cut my bucket, then created a spacer that slanted from the larger opening down to the smaller diameter for the top bucket. If you choose to shorten the top bucket, it will fit...

I took the diameters of the top of the bucket and the area where I wanted to cut my bucket and made a spacer that sloped from the larger opening to the smaller diameter for the top bucket. If you decide to cut the top bucket shorter, it can slip...

If you choose to shorten the top bucket, it will fit snugly between the spacer and the bottom bucket instead of inside the spacer.\r\n\r\nNow they stack together at a greater height, allowing me to use fewer buckets as it grows.\r\n\r\nI printed with...

... my spent brass. ...they are stack-able i didn't glue mine. it may be better if you did. print at 10 -20 infill i set the walls a 3. the stem is taller than the dividers it all holder itself together well. .308 .45 and 9mm is what i have in the bucket.

If you opt to use no gasket, you can press your bucket's brim all the way to the top groove, but beware breaks if your filament is not very flexible. The inner cap also has a groove for a gasket to keep the threads from leaking (280mm x 2mm...

After printing the tower base I noticed the bucket lid wasn't very thick and flexed a lot. So I designed this support ring to mount on the under side of the lid to help support the tower. ...It doesn't remove all the flex but it helps a lot.

... to polish them. ... It's the piece you bolt onto the bottom of a bucket, then put into the drill chuck. ...We were inspired by this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAOju0CJWFo This part replaced the part seen at 0:55 in the Youtube video.

Gallon Can Spout

I didnt like the idea of gluing it to a bucket lid so i made the bucket mount with 8x 6mm holes for stainless bolts to fit through an a support to sandiwch it around the bucket lid for more rigidity infill an settings i'll leave upto you i printed...

This spout fits one-gallon cans of various liquids such as acetone, paint thinner, alcohol, lacquer thinner, and WD-40. However, note that it's crucial to print the spout in a chemically resistant material like nylon for optimal use with certain...

Washer for Gallon Spout 1.Print this object with the following parameters: A.print temperature: 230 Degrees Celsius. B.speed: print at only 30 mm per second. Material used: Ninjaflex material. ... You are now ready to Print.

This cap with spout allows you to cleanly and accurately pour water out of milk gallon jugs. I mix batches of water and fertilizer for my AeroGarden in those jugs and because of the large bottle mouth, pouring the mixture into the AeroGarden tank...

This cap with spout allows you to cleanly and accurately pour water out of milk gallon jugs. I mix batches of water and fertilizer for my AeroGarden in those jugs and because of the large bottle mouth, pouring the mixture into the AeroGarden tank...

I created a remix of my gallon can spout located here http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:121655. This design features a swiveling spout that can adjust direction and snap fits securely onto the threaded cap. The curved shape of this spout offers more...

Hanna pH Meter Clip Holder - 5 Gallon Bucket

Create a durable spout attachment from durable material NijaFlex, melt it in 230-degree heat with precise printing at 30 millimeters per second.

... are more than welcome - I'm all ears! And as a side note, if you're printing this for acetone, please make sure not to use ABS plastic. Update: I've managed to source an alternative spout that should make the pouring process much smoother.

A simple holder to clip onto a 5 gallon bucket and hold a Hanna pH tester.

No Handle and the handle mounts are solid rather than shelled - Does what it's supposed to do

A straightforward support platform designed to complement the Dust Deputy's attachment to a standard 5-gallon bucket lid, providing stability and reinforcement for lids that tend to be somewhat fragile.

bulkhead adapter to make using a bulkhead in a 5-gallon bucket easy. Available in 1/2", 3/4", 1", and 2". ...Designed to be used with Lifeguard brand bulkheads but will work with some other brands as well.

bulkhead adapter to make using a bulkhead in a 5-gallon bucket easy. Available in 1/2", 3/4", 1", and 2". ...Designed to be used with Lifeguard brand bulkheads but will work with some other brands as well.

I use 5 gallon buckets to store my filament rolls, and I use this riser and pie tins to hold some desiccant, to keep it nice and dry while in storage. The Reynolds 8in round cake / pie pans work perfect for this riser. I also use a air tight spin...

I'm not sure who decided the ideal carrying case for a mobile tool kit was a 5-gallon bucket, but in the Chicago suburbs in the 90's this was certainly it.I combined my love of making big things small and small things big with my only slightly...

Simplified (non-tapered) scale model of a 5-gallon bucket. No handle is included, so make one with wire. You can also cut a small piece of sponge to add a finishing touch or attach a drowning label if you prefer! ...Enjoy visiting www.tremontrc.com

I pulled this 5 Gallon Bucket Can Coozie from Layerone3d on Thangs and wanted to spice them up a bit to give along with some gift cards. Ended up coloring the raised lettering with some white paint marker. ...The wire used for the handles are standard...

Printable base for the 3.5-gallon Ss Brewtech Brew Bucket, created as a convenient alternative when ordering an additional one proved impractical due to lengthy shipping times; this custom design was developed to fill the gap, printed directly...

I needed to stash my open filament spools in a 5-gallon bucket over desiccant, so I had to create a platform that would lift them above the loose granules.\r\n\r\nA 100% scale design was slightly too large for my bucket, so I decided to print at 90%...