Brita Everyday Water Pitcher Spout Flap Replacement 3d models

For "Everyday Sam Parts 1/2", the following dimensions apply: - Height: 105 mm - Width: 62.78 mm - Length: 55.42 mm - Volume: 38.47 ML, which means it will take approximately 5 hours and 33 minutes to print. ... Feel free to contact me if you need any...

Objectives Students will gain knowledge in the many uses of 3D printing, how it can be used to solve problems in our everyday lives, and the basics of 3D modeling. Audience I taught this lesson to my kindergarten class, but it can be presented to...

I designed an everyday spatula for cooking purposes. A person uses it frequently while preparing meals. How I Created This Spatula Step 1: I drew a rectangle, long enough to serve as the handle of the spatula. Step 2: Next, I created a square and...

Replacement Component for Automatic Water Dispenser.

A clever contraption to transform any plastic container into a garden hose. Refilling is possible without disassembling the spigot. Note: For an air-tight seal, wrap the thread of the container with duct tape and slide the spigot on while rotating...

I designed this replacement spout myself, opting not to use any supports in the printing process. ...It was made specifically for a Lowe's watering can with a damaged or worn-out original spout, and its 23mm opening ensures efficient water flow.

Designed up this dealer button to use in home games or have just as something laying around for any poker fan. It was inspired by a dealer button in Pokerstars VR. Printing: Ring - Infil to add weight, supports needed for spade inset. Letter...

Our cats love the PetLibro water fountain but we have 6 cats and only one fountain, I designed this spout to have two outlets so more than one cat to drink at a time. Let me know what you think. Updated with taller/wider piece on 12/18/23 (Might...

A medium-sized plastic watering can features a distinct spout and rose attachment for precise water distribution.

This is a replacement tap handle mechanism I created specifically for an Aqua To Go water cooler I have. ...The original snapped off after a year or two of use.</p> Category: Parts

Instead of reaching for my phone to contact the manufacturer, I decided to take matters into my own hands, meticulously measuring every detail and crafting a brand-new replacement. ...The result is a functional and reliable lid that fits perfectly on...

... and cracked the piece that locks the lid closed. ...Instead of throwing away a good $20 water bottle, I made a replacement cap. I made it with just measurements off the original one. ... Had to make some minor adjustments, but this now fits perfectly.

I'm replacing the original spout of a vintage 1987 Union Products watering can, and I've designed it with internal supports to ensure stability. ...The part was printed using a bright yellow ABS material and flashed at standard speeds via FlashPrint on...

To cater to my chickens' hydration needs, I assembled a water stand from similar components as my printed one. However, the original part broke, so I fabricated a stronger replacement. This new part was constructed using a MakerBot 2 printer with 10%...

An aluminum water bottle of mine broke its lid after falling; rather than contacting the manufacturer, I crafted a replacement by measuring it accurately for use on an Amphibian-type bottle. ...To assemble, simply print the required parts and adhere...

I replaced the handle on my Sunbeam water dispenser because the original ones had broken off. To secure it in place, I embedded a bolt and nut directly into the printed part itself. ...Since rethreading wasn't very appealing to me, I left them matching...

Recently, I invested in a Bubba 24-ounce insulated water bottle for work and, within a week, I dropped it and snapped off the handle. Super Glue failed to hold, so I decided to create a replacement myself. When printing, I always used either a...

My Reduce water bottle lid broke in a couple places so I designed this replacement.  This does not include the flip top and I moved the straw hole to the edge rather than in the middle like the original.  I tried to print this upside down but the...

This item replaces the water faucet knob on the popular Volkswagen T4 Westfalia Camper, known for its tendency to break apart over time. It has been thoroughly tested and is a precise fit. Best results will be achieved when printing instructions...

If you're not using the cold water tank during the cold months, consider removing the tank from your fridge for that period and install this replacement shelf. It's designed to slide into the docking shaft of the water tank nozzle. Measure the size...

When printing I would use either a brim or a raft to help with the bed adhesion and support material with parts touching the print bed as putting support material everywhere would most likely mess with the holes where it attaches to the water...

This is a replacement cap designed specifically for the DCN Plastic 7.6L and 11.3L watering cans, models 7400 and 7500 respectively. These cans are available at Home Hardware locations across Canada but have a known issue of cracking over time. The...

... support. Once the model was complete, I exported the STL file and printed the new handle, which fit onto the old water gun with minimal adjustments needed. ...The result is a better-performing handle that doesn't require replacing the entire part.

I designed a new watering can spout last night because our old one wasn't functioning properly. ...It's been working quite effectively so far.

My water wand valve broke. ... I am replicating a design of this part measured from the original broken piece.

My water wand valve broke. I am replicating a design of this part measured from the original broken piece. ...

My water dispenser lever broke, so I designed and printed a new one. Works well. ... UPDATE 22.08.2020 changed fillets (made them smaller) so lever will hold when open.

I custom-designed this substitute tap handle assembly precisely for my Aqua To Go water dispenser, which developed a crack in the original after roughly twelve months of utilization.

A small, bespoke plug I designed to fit my watering can's oversized spout, which is far too large for the delicate plants in my home.\r\n\r\nCustomizable OpenSCAD code is available at https://gitlab.com/DLF/things/master/watering_can_spout.

Watering can spout for a generic plastic watering can. This should fit any can that uses large, 1" diameter ACME threads. ... Print this upside down (threads up) and no supports are needed