pour spout for 5 gallon bucket 3d models

After having plastic tubing pull off the bucket lid on a makeshift home vac system I decided to build a clip to hold the lid in place. I printed 3 of these spaced evenly apart to secure the lid in place, but two opposite each other would probably...

A bottle spout for a 2.5gal water jug typically found in US grocery stores under a couple of brands. The idea being a spout-valve combination we are all very familiar with that we can just slap on a bottle and start using once assembled. The...

I have trouble pouring Acetone into smaller bottles for ABS juice without spilling it from a 1 gallon can. So I made this device to help. It allows you to slowly pour directly into small containers without spilling anything out. You have to go slow...

With a single-gallon container, I've encountered difficulties pouring Acetone into smaller bottles for ABS juice without spilling it. Consequently, I devised this solution. It enables users to pour the liquid at a slow and controlled pace directly...

The 2 halves are identical, so print 2 of the attached file. ... You will also need a quantity of six M4 x 12mm socket head cap screws, and six M4 hex nuts.

I designed a cap for a gasoline can spout that fits standard size openings. The design features a slightly scaled bottom for a tight fit. I recently purchased a brand new gas can, but it came with an impractical mechanism that required squeezing and...

Store your drinking water or other liquids in style and safety with Norm 8332's practical solution - a convenient cap for a standard 1-gallon metal can.

I modified the jug's spout to tilt sharply downwards.

The bucket is the same dimensions of a 5 gallon bucket with its own water reservoir and overflow port. ...

Enjoy! Print instructionsCategory: Outdoor & Garden Summary If you use 5 gallon buckets for container gardening, I designed these stands for the bottom of a 5 gallon bucket. I only tested them with the Home Depot 5 gallon bucket so far, but I...

... collision so the so when the handle rotates and contacts the sides of the bucket, it will stop. - The STEP version is also included.- The link for the bucket listing is: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Encore-Plastics-5-Gallon-General-Bucket/3083565

... collision so the so when the handle rotates and contacts the sides of the bucket, it will stop. - The STEP version is also included.- The link for the bucket listing is: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Encore-Plastics-5-Gallon-General-Bucket/3083565

If you're using 5-gallon buckets for container gardening, I've designed these stands specifically for the bottom of a standard 5-gallon bucket from Home Depot. I tested them with this exact bucket and found they fit snugly at the base while elevating...

A threaded screw-on spout for the 5-gallon isopropanol drum from McMaster-Carr. Several spout designs available. ...Still in testing.</p>

These are the inside and outside pieces used to turn a 5 gallon bucket into a ice cream maker. The outside piece is designed so that a piece of 2" pvc pipe can be glued into it. I printed both parts at 100% infill for increased strength. ...

Please be sure to drill a drain hole (one or two 3/16th of a hole should be enough depending on soil type) where the base sits so the excess water can drain.If you need a watering tube to fill up the bucket with nutrients and bypass the soil, you can...

High speed stirbar for 5 gallon bucket. Uses computer cooling fan with magnets epoxied to fan to rotate the stirrer. Most plastic 5 gallon buckets have a small dimple in the middle of the bottom of the bucket. I designed this stirrer to sit on...

... automatic watering. Four panels to a 5 gallon bucket, designed in is the ability to adjust the panels for different bucket sizes and soil heights, if the panels touch on the mating surfaces, add soil until it is 1-2" (25-50mm) below the bucket rim.

Simplified (non-tapered) 1/10th scale 5-gallon bucket. Handle not included; make one with wire! You can also cut a small piece of sponge to give it a finishing touch; or add a drowning label if you wish! Enjoy! ... www.one10rc.com

Therefore, I decided to quickly create one.I chose a 5 US Gallon bucket (i.e. Lowes or Home Depot) since I believe they'll remain available for a long time. The added bonus is the extra water capacity. Since my tower is already up and running, I...

5 gallon bucket. Lid 6 parts. Openings with standard closure. For cables (Blank Cab Cable) and for extensions such as heating; level. The model is very stable. I set the connection in the lid a little lower to achieve more stability.Requires a spacer...

A 20-liter, rectangular container featuring a 5.3-gallon capacity comes equipped with an easily accessible flip-up lid.

I decided to mount the tower to a standard 5-gallon bucket by using and cutting the modular lock system into the lid, but at only ~2mm thick, it is too flimsy to support more than 1-2 modules, so I designed these plates to support a full tower. I'd...

Designed to sit in bottom of 5-6 gallon corn deer feed spreaders to help siphon corn to spreader opening.This design is a single piece I made to print on my Anycubic Chiron. ...Others welcome to remix into multi-part for smaller printers.

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...

... dropping these prints inside. Then, add two scoops of desiccant - and instantly, you have your own dry box storage solution in place. V2 boasts shorter legs that minimize space requirements within the bucket, providing a more compact design overall.

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...

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 precise measurements of the top of the bucket and the area where I planned to cut it, then crafted a spacer that sloped from the larger opening down to the smaller diameter for the top bucket. If you choose to shorten the top bucket, it will...

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...