hunter i 20 rotary sprinkler 3d models

This is an extension for Rainbird and Hunter sprinkler heads. They sell 6in long ones, but not anything between. There are a 1.5in and 2.0in extensions included here. These allow you to get the water above the grass where it is tall or the head has...

This is just a prototype for space-saving. ...I'm constructing a potato launcher and will employ a sprinkler valve as my firing mechanism.

My irrigation layout left some space behind the sprinkler heads that wouldn't get watered properly, so I designed these sprinkler heads to spray a foot or so behind the sprinkler as well.You'll need an M5 screw to plug the center (any length... but...

Housing sample for a sprinkler timer

Water Alert System Siren for Sprinkler Network

... a 10cm diameter sprinkler for a 18.5mm pipe. SCAD file available for customisation. I printed it in 3 pieces and glued together, however, if you are brave it can be printed in one piece. Pipe adaptor was made thicker for strength. ... Enjoy.

To take things to the next level, I also designed some hand tools specifically for extracting my Toro 570 and Hunter PGP sprinklers. They work like a charm! Want to learn more about how I made these handy tools? ...Check out my latest blog post:...

I created this mount to make the WYZE sprinkler mount without any angle and make it easier to see. Printed it with a .6 nozzle so does not look that great but really do not see it, so did not care about the finish. I did have to sand it down a...

I designed an in-soil sprinkler that I tested, but the pump I used didn't deliver enough power to shoot water from the holes. However, I believe it could work perfectly with a different pump. The top of the sprinkler fits into an 8mm pipe. This...

Here is my design for a rotary-dispersed water sprinkler designed specifically for medium water pressure. My biggest problem has always been that my garden is quite large, making ordinary sprayers insufficient for covering the entire area. Other...

I needed a holder for my gardena sprinklers, and the commercially available three-pods are too expensive, so i came up with this. You can use 10 mm cable channel for the mounted version or just screw it on top of a wooden plate or something. The...

I designed a custom clamp to securely attach my elevated sprinkler heads to stakes, ensuring they stay firmly in position. ...I opted for 100% infill, which might seem excessive, but it gets the job done.

Bracket for wall-hanging Gilmour sprinkler. ...This thing takes up so much space on a shelf, but hangs beautifully on the wall. May fit other models too, but I built it specifically to work with the one shown.

I broke the actual bracket included with my sprinkler controller - This was my attempt at recreating it, it will mount the controller at ~90° or close to "FLAT" against the wall.

I also added a rib inside the sprinklers, for the easier print.Use version one for lower range us such as flower bads and vegetables, and the new version 2 for higher and wider range.I printed it with 0,3 mm layerheight, and turned on the thin wall...

I designed protective rings to alert landscapers and homeowners about the presence of recessed sprinkler heads. These rings, printed in vibrant red PETG for high visibility, can prevent costly damage caused by lawn equipment from running over or...

I think the sprinkler should have a bird perched on it, but it needs to be rotated when you water the plants. And the "Sprinkler with rotate bird" print has been designed with the printer lover and has a garden in need of care. Simple model with 2...

Summary Device for halting excessive sprinkler head rotation.

Sprinkler Head Rotation Limiter Clip for Precise Control

#ANYCUBICGARDEN sprinkler spray with a 150 degrees angle

Portable lawn sprinkler system consisting of a single nozzle.

... To start using it, simply print the design, attach it to your hose, and enjoy a well-watered lawn! I have since redesigned this sprinkler, ensuring that the hose connector now fits securely on a standard hose.

Here are the print settings: Printer: Monoprice Maker Select v2 Rafts: None needed Supports: Not required Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: N/A (solid object) Notes: I used ABS plastic, heated the print head to 245 degrees Fahrenheit, and the bed to 105...

... radiating out from the center to measure how even the water is spread and it is very even over its entire coverage. I used PLA but it may break down quickly with use although I used my larger sprinkler all summer and it is still in good shape.

...I designed these limiters to replace the default sprinkler metal limiters. Simply use a pair of pliers to remove those and slide these on in their place. There are four sizes available, so you can choose the best one for your sprinkler and printer.

I often find some of my irrigation Sprinkler caps (nozzle) broken (sometimes it's the winter, sometimes it's me with the string trimmer) Pop-up sprinklers don't cost much but I wanted to avoid changing the entire piece when it's just the cap of the...

Fortunately, a load of 0.15-inch diameter galvanized wire was lying idle and could be repurposed as posts to secure the sprinklers into the soil. To this end, I cut the wire into ten-inch long pieces for use as support rods. Included are various...

I was about to order a new Gilmour adjustable sprinkler, but then I remembered that I have a 3D printer. This just snaps on using the original spring, with the added bonus of printing it upside down and not needing any supports. ...After going through...

Please note that I used a green object in the photo shoot to test the sprinkler's functionality. For outdoor use, I recommend printing this design with a stronger material that can withstand high temperatures. ...Regular PLA will work, but it may not...

I created this water sprinkler from scratch, inspired by a design that's no longer commercially available. The intake is designed to snugly fit a 1/2-inch hose. After printing the parts, you can secure them together with glue or, if you're using ABS,...