broom and paint handle threads 3 4 3d models

With my collection of paint tools, including telescoping poles, all utilizing the same standard threads, I've also discovered that this same or similar standard is used for various purposes like brooms, lightbulb grips, pool tools and gutter cleaning...

Broom and paint roller handle have acme threads 3/4" x 5. This was made as a replacement end to a push broom handle that broke. ...The pole was .9350" and the hole was made at .9360".

Thank you to Ed Halley who's Broom and Paint Handle Threads 3/4"x5 is the basis for this. This model was created using Tinkercad, a powerful online tool that allows users to edit their designs directly within the browser. ...To access your own Tinkercad...

I'm uploading model and fusion 360 files for anyone looking to print attachments for a broom handle. The threads are five per inch and don't taper because it wasn't necessary for my project. I'm adding this to the mix because most of the existing...

This is to fix a broom/Paint extension handle. It's a tight fit on most handles. ...I would recommend too put a screw through it and the handle to hold it tighter.

... a long handle. For the CLEAN SOIL project at Southern Illinois University, students designed hooks and claws that can be added to a long handle to safely pick up trash during highway and waterway cleanup projects, but the possibilities are endless.

Boat hook. ...threaded for broom handle scale slightly up or down to adjust fit of thread.

This revamped contraption builds upon the fruit picker, scaling it up and incorporating a modified broom handle featuring an integrated thread system.

My son asked why (most) nuts have 6 sides, so I printed a bunch of shapes to help explain.Threads are ¾" ANSI Universal Screw for each printing.Flat washer for fun.Fusion 360 file included for customization, mostly parameterized but Fusion 360 can't...

The diameters ranged between 17.5mm and 18.5mm, with thread pitches of either approximately 4.75 millimeters (3/16 inch) or 5 millimeters depending on the handle. The threads used are M18x5. This design allows for one flat side to print laying down...

All had a diameter between 17.5mm and 18.5mm, with a thread pitch of either ~4.75mm (3/16") or 5mm depending on the handle. The threads I used are M18x5. One side is flat so that this can be printed laying down (for strength) without supports, but...

This is a 1-inch broom handle tip with a 3/4 inch threaded connection. It should be printed in a horizontal orientation, utilizing supports for added stability. To ensure optimal results, extra supports were strategically placed beneath the threads...

This holds standard 1" sidewalk chalk to a broom/paint handle. Makes drawing tracks for the kids much easier then bending over. ... I have printed this in both PETG and PLA.

This is a versatile adapter that seamlessly attaches a 3/4" thread to the end of a straight dowel or rod, providing endless possibilities for project customization. ...Available in a range of sizes suitable for various applications, from 15mm diameter...

Use this to replace a broom threaded end ... suits a 25 mm handle. ...If the thread is loose, put some electrical tape around it

Yay! Could not have done it without the measurements and information found here: https://www.sparxeng.com/blog/hardware/how-to-model-npt-threads-in-solidworks Note: Why make it myself instead of using one of the several excellent models...

Needed something for a broom handle that was split and rough - this handle is a secure push fit for a standard UK broom handle - it has holes for screws and can be held in place with glue if needed

Broom holder, mocho, dustpan... ... very useful and easy to print

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The handle on our kitchen broom has been broken for some time. I finally got sick of stabbing my hand on the sharp metal end. It is a 1 inch diameter broom stick. I used the regular model on mine. It fit, but it had a little wiggle room to it and...

The handle on our kitchen broom has been broken for some time. I finally got sick of stabbing my hand on the sharp metal end. It is a 1 inch diameter broom stick. I used the regular model on mine. It fit, but it had a little wiggle room to it and...

My garage broom handle snaped and to cover the sharp metal I printed this as a sort of sleeve for it. I printed it from the bottom up and no supports were needed. Super easy print. ... Please let me know if you have any questions.

Comes with two options: simple handle and with added core. ...Two X Two options uploaded.I kept the rotating hanging eye; need to cut the small tabs after printing and it will release very easy.Colour print .3mf included.Message me if you need a set of...

Another broom handle made from scratch. The trouble with sizing the other ones was too great, so a custom version was created. ...This one fits perfectly on a 22mm diameter metal tube broom, with an inner spacer that tapers to securely grasp the tube.

I finally got fed up with stabbing my hand on the sharp metal end of our kitchen broom's handle, which had been broken for some time. I decided to do something about it and came up with a solution using 3D printing. The original model of the handle...

Simple handle for Vileda style Broom Threads.

Remix of a single female broomstick thread hub to create an F-F connector to join 2 broomsticks together to increase its length. Print horizontally for better shear resistance and strength. Changed from round to hexagonal to be able to print...

Heart shaped ¾" ANSI Screw ThreadsThis nut has spec treads, for 3D printing the bolt or male threaded parts should have appropriate clearance, I use 0.23 mm for my Prusa MK3 with PLA. 

A double-ended spigot is available with both 1/4-20 and 3/8 male threads, found on Amazon at this link: https://www.amazon.com/Double-Ended-Spigot-Male-Threads/dp/B00PHXN8RC. ...This product offers versatility for various applications.

I have: - Made the handle itself longer for easier grip over longer periods - Joined the handle parts into one mesh rather than printing and gluing (just make sure you add holes to the bottom when printing if using resin) - Joined the 2 halves of...