Food/anything syringe adapter for Ryobi silicon gun

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<p>Updated and strengthened design here <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/155753-ryobi-extruder">https://www.printables.com/model/155753-ryobi-extruder</a> &nbsp;</p><p>A Ryobi silicon gun in its intended use is very handy for running a continuous neat bead of silicon around a bath etc. &nbsp; A further enhancement of previous systems to enable continuous extrusion of multiple stuff through whatever shaped orifice you chose. &nbsp;Examples are mashed potato, bread dough, donut dough, play dough, cement, plaster, clay.&nbsp;</p><p>This print adapts to allow continuous potato (or other similar viscosity solids) extrusions. &nbsp; Only two screws hold the black silicon tube holder to the the main mechanism and one screw holds the pusher to the end of rod. &nbsp;Remove these two screws, remove the outer sleeve, rotate left 30 deg (J slot) and pull the silicon tube holder out. (see photos). &nbsp; This print slots right in. &nbsp;Does not rotate but uses the J slot space to add strength to the 3D print.</p><p>This print is for 600ml PET bottles. This gave a 108 inch (2.74m) continuous fry which is over 3 times any previous record. &nbsp;Wasn't meant to be an attempt at a world record and wasn't cooked…….kids demanded eating in 3 mins so cut it up into smaller pieces. &nbsp; (will do better and cook for any real record attempt)</p><p>There is food saver plug to put in on last refill to squeeze the last part of food out so there is little wastage. &nbsp;</p><p>Note, there can be small changes in bottle diameter so possibly may need to adjust the plunger diameter to suit your bottle.&nbsp;</p><p>Video in action&nbsp;</p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://youtu.be/Ec_lowQqOLM"></oembed></figure><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In theory you can extrude many materials through this like dough, herbed dough, doughnut dough, chickpea dough, clay, playdough, cement but as of posting design have not tested the&nbsp;</p>