Swiffer Head Replacement Part 3d models

... our toddler to break the part. ...The Rev 3 and Rev 4 parts are slightly different- the Rev 4 has the thickest walls. Connects the swiffer handle to the head. Contains internal thread to attach to handle. Print instructionsCategory: Replacement Parts

... Rev 4 parts have distinct differences - Rev 4 takes the cake with its thickest walls ever. This critical component connects the swiffer handle securely to the head. ...It features a vital internal thread that allows a snug attachment to the handle.

On 9th August 2013, an upgraded part design was introduced with increased wall thickness and larger radii for enhanced durability against toddler breakage. The Revision 3 and 4 parts exhibit slight differences, with the Rev 4 featuring the thickest...

... ... Revision 3 and 4 parts display distinct differences; Revision 4 sports the thickest walls among them. The crucial part secures the swiffer handle to its head via a solid connection and features an internal thread for easy attachment to the handle.

replacement for main swiffer junction (handle side) works great but I'm considering make a better version if can't hav aenough of a lock pin

This is my replacement Swiffer u-joint. ...Mine was used as a weapon and consequently the universal joint between the handle and pad had broke. Although not identical, my part is a direct replacement for the original Swiffer part.

... stick with no fasteners. More details about this design, print orientation and the full story on my blog at https://logicalplanet.com/2020/07/14/swiffer-sweep-vac-replacement-handle/#more-136 Many more designs posted at https://logicalplanet.com

OMG it's a shower head replacement cap. Just imagine how grateful mother earth will be if you print it instead of buying the full shower kit. Print it now and save the world. I'd buy that for a dollar ! P.s. before you save the world take in mind...

Based on fackea68's design, redesigned to fit my Swiffer that has a reduced diameter pole at the top.

As probably many of you have gone trough - our Swiffer WetJet handle broke and I decided to try crafting a new one instead dumping the thing and buying a new one. Less plastics to landfill + money saved = winner :) The handle is design focuses on...

As probably many of you have gone trough - our Swiffer WetJet handle broke and I decided to try crafting a new one instead dumping the thing and buying a new one. Less plastics to landfill + money saved = winner :)The handle is design focuses on two...

I'm repairing my broken Swiffer with a custom fix printed from ABS plastic. ...The print settings were 25% fill and a height of 0.2 mm, with a speed of 45 mm/s. To assemble the repair, you need to print one piece for each side of the Swiffer.

People kept complaining about it, so I decided to give them a glimpse into the world of 3D printing by creating this replacement part using AutoCAD. Print Settings Printer: K8200 ...

This is a replacement handle designed specifically for the Swiffer Wetjet. The new handle is right-handed, but I'm confident that translating both parts would result in a working left-handed version. I created this model with the intention of...

Replacement for the lower rear handle clip.

This is a replacement part for the Hansa shower head holder with the item number 59911092.

The original Swiffer steam mop's trigger, infamous for its fragile pegs, requires swift replacement to prevent inconvenience. ...To initiate the process, remove the screws from the handle and carefully pry apart the two halves, model 6639 ;13084101CHA.

The top part of my Ultimaker 2's print-head snapped off, likely due to overtightening the thumb-screws. A replacement part I designed using Fusion 360 is shown here. Its slightly altered design should be more durable than the original. ...I advise...

Thankfully, a replacement-part is now available, which I had designed from scratch using Fusion 360. Its slightly altered design may prove more durable than the original. I highly recommend printing it with PETG or ABS material, as supports are not...

... ...As a replacement, I designed a new part using Fusion 360; its slightly altered design may prove more durable than the original. ...Print it in PETG or ABS without supports and it should work well with both Makerbot Replicator and Ultimaker printers.

Geeetech A10 Z-axis head replacement part. I received my printer with this crucial component shattered. My first task was to craft a brand new one. I enhanced it for users running single-extruder configurations with PLA filament guides. ... Please,...

... for easier storage. **Printer Settings** * Printer: Monoprice Dual Extrusion * Rafts: No * Supports: Yes * Resolution: .20 * Infill: 30% * Notes: Be prepared for tight tolerances, possible light sanding, and potentially non-uniform Swiffer shafts.

Replacement part for the flat head tool. My second ever 3d model and it fits and works perfectly Needs to be sealed with clear nail varnish,epoxy etc. for bad sealing fillament like abs,pla. I printed with 100% infill and could still breathe...

... high-quality aluminum broke during recent photographic excursion. Replaced faulty piece with custom 3D printed part made entirely out of strong PLA material, allowing users to regain full functionality. ...So far, print works exactly as it should.

I tried something today- adding a head on top of the replacement handle- i originally made- for that I dled a t. rex- dino stl from thingiverse- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:613445 to get it done I used freecad- in part wb I transformed the mesh...

I tried something today- adding a head on top of the replacement handle- i originally made- for that I dled a t. rex- dino stl from thingiverse- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:613445 to get it done I used freecad- in part wb I transformed the mesh...

I tried something today- adding a head on top of the replacement handle- i originally made- for that I dled a t. rex- dino stl from thingiverse- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:613445 to get it done I used freecad- in part wb I transformed the mesh...

I ended up printing with TPU and it's been working well so far, but I still feel like I can refine the part slightly in how it attaches to the head. Maybe I'll do this after mine stops working. I've added a v5 STL file. I redesigned the piece because...

The human operator must replace faulty components with new ones made from either Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate (ASA) or Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS).

I shattered my wife's Swiffer, and I wasn't about to shell out an additional $30 for a replacement. ...Perhaps others could also profit from this predicament.