vacuum hose boom arm 3d models

The rear support and wheel attachment for the vacuum cleaner consist of fabricated, pre-existing, and conventional components.

I lost the native mount of my pantograph during disassembly and had to print my own. ...I like that even better. The print is left unfilled for maximum durability. Link to my pantograph: https://afil.link/MAONO-Boom-Arm

Annoyed by the dust in my small shop and inspired by the vacuum hose from Marius Hornberger I designed my own take on it. Thanks also to Tibs for his comment on switching the ends, so that the dust travels from the small end of one section to the...

In my case, I required a joint between two hoses with identical dimensions, yet I built the model to accommodate hoses of different sizes for added versatility. Set the outer diameter for each hose, and input a clearance amount in millimeters. ...The...

... being too great for the device's capacity. I specifically designed this grate to fit my Eureka central vacuum, but the SCAD script used allows for a wide range of customization options to accommodate different types of vacuums and user preferences.

This is my first 3d printing design and the excuse reason for buying a Prusa mk3s. Before watching Marius Hornbergers video on practical printing I thought that the only thing you can print are figurines and parts for a 3d printer. Annoyed by the...

I lost my hose clip so I came up with this functional crude replacement. ...I created a one for two popular sizes.

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=97238 Instructions Using These Settings: Resolution: $fn = 45 Vacuum Pressure: insideVacuum = 64.5 Vacuum Chamber Length: vacuumLength = 45 mm Bandsaw Blade Length: bandsawLength = 55 mm Wall...

... with Customizer Tool! ... Instructions Using the Following Options: bandsaw Length: Set to 20mm vacuum Length: Set to 20mm outside Bandsaw Diameter: Set to 55mm wall Thickness: Set to 2mm inside vacuum Diameter: Set to 8mm number of sides: Set to 45

... with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=97238 Instructions Using the following settings: Inside Vacuum = 12 Outside Bandsaw = 55 Number of Facets ($fn) = 45 Wall Thickness = 2 Bandsaw Length = 20 Vacuum Length = 20

This fits Vac hoses that are roughly 48mm OD, Sold in the US as 1.5" hose. ...Tapered on both sides for a snug fit.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>If you needed to make your CNC easily removable, this is how you can make that happen.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Included a...

Designed for the 4 cm hose. ...There was no chance of order in there since the hose has the power to mess everything up. ...That's why this 17 gr Pla, a small price to pay for salvation.Attach it to the wall using 4 mm screws.

Designed for the 4 cm hose. ...There was no chance of order in there since the hose has the power to mess everything up. That's why this 17 gr Pla, a small price to pay for salvation.Attach it to the wall using 4 mm screws. ...

This custom adapter serves as a direct substitute for the standard connection between the Dyson rear hose and the pull-out wand. Designed specifically to address a common issue, I created this alternative due to the tabs that secure the wand in place...

Made a boom arm adapter for Razer Seiren Mini microphone. This specifically fits a boom clamp of 1cm width. S_adapter attaches to the adapter that comes with the mic if you need your setup to be longer. L_adapter attaches directly to the mic.

I built this to use the vacuum to suck garbage out of a 1 inch conduit. The cone design ensures a tight seal. ...Nothing exotic but it works.</p>

... from two parts that are joined together with a M6 65mm round head hexbolt and nut, adding stability and strength to the design. I also used this opportunity to straighten out weak areas in the hose holder, ensuring a solid fit every time.

A DIY enthusiast created a straightforward adapter to transform an Ikea Tertial lamp into a versatile mic boom arm. ...The custom-made piece employs standard 5/8-27 threads and retains the original screw and nut, ensuring seamless integration with the...

Andonstar AD407/AD409 soldering microscope mount for Rode PSA 1 microphone boom arm.Re-use the thumbscrews from the original mount to attach this mount to the microscope, then attach to the microphone arm, see photos for my setup.PLA or PETG, draft...

I designed a wall-mount adapter for my Blue Yeti boom arm to free up space on my desk. The original mounting setup took up too much room and looked cluttered, so I created this solution to attach the arm directly to the wall behind my monitors.

<p>After extrusion, twist with the top and bottom to peel off the support. ...Before twisting the hose into the adapter, coat it with soapy water to reduce friction.

Hose lock broke for my vacum cleaner and would not stay in place. ...So I designed this model and used a pen spring for the missing one.</p>

Customizable big-to-small hose adapter lets users adjust the inner or outer diameter to suit their needs. ...Its performance has been thoroughly tested and proven effective in PETG materials.

This adapter seamlessly connects a Dyson hose to a 1 3/8" crevice tool, and I've included the OpenSCAD file for modification purposes. The adapter expertly fits into the Dyson connector on the hose, bypassing the one on the tube altogether. Although...

I was frantically vacuuming my workspace after tidying up some freshly trimmed 3D prints when disaster struck - a wire got sucked up, and I couldn't believe it! This clever filter allows small 3D printing shavings and other tiny items to be...

Here is the text spun: According to the design featured at: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001497 A flat plate was needed to connect a vacuum tube, so I modified this existing design and added a centre hole locator that simplifies cutting the...

To achieve this, I combined two different sources: the boom arm style mount from Baloan and the full case enclosure from Ibandreas. To make the design more versatile, I created two versions of the mount - one where the ribbon cable emerges from the...

I almost never use that mount that comes with a lot of the flexible boom arm items from amazon.  Magnifying lenses, microphone boom arms..etc.  Plus I needed one that was a bit more sturdy.  I designed two of these, one is a basic one that fits right...

If you have one of the cheap $20 boom arm mounts for your microphone, you may know the desk-clamp-mount it comes with is a bit frustrating to use. My problems with it were: a) it scratches itself and b) it's janky if you want to rotate more than ~180...

I've resized it to fit my MP MiniSelect - a compact 7.4 inches by 7.4 inches or 185 millimeters by 185 millimeters. ...I've also uploaded standard 2.5-inch and 1.5-inch diameter hose clamps, the latter being what my machine utilizes.