Holder for Park Tool INF-2 inflator - upright

prusaprinters

Now available for purchase on my Etsy store.We use the Park Tool INF-2 inflator at the bike shop and wanted somewhere to keep it so it would always be easy to find. I made this holder which screws to a 4x4 support and holds the inflator by the chrome trigger. Works nice and fits well.Update Jul 31 21: Seeing leibertf's make I realized that if you used this connected to a hose coming from below, it'll stick out. With that in mind I have changed the design to have four angles:7 degree, keeps the mount closer to the wall. Good if you want to keep the mount itself as low profile as possible when the inflater isn't on it. Also sticks the handle of the inflater out the most which may work better for some mount positions.10 degree - the original design.20 degree - halfway between the 10 and the 30 degree designs.30 degree - should hold the body of the inflator near vertical which might work better if you have a hose attached.The only issue with this holder is that our air hose comes from the ceiling so using this holder, the hose has to loop around and winds up getting in the way. To address this I have created this inverted holder which holds the same inflator upside down by the gauge body. We now use this "upright" holder for our spare inflator.I don't use the INF-2 at home, so haven't created a pegboard version. LMK if you want a pegboard version as it wouldn't be tough to modify for that use.Print SettingsPrints without any supports, laying on its side.***Note!*** If you're going to use it in a shop, I'd up the number of shells and print at a higher infill. 100% is*definitely not necessary* especially if you up the number of shells and the top/bottom layer counts. My first print (the copper colored one) was only two shells and 20% infill with cheap silk copper PLA filament and it didn't stand up to real shop use. Also, selecting a more durable filament like PETG will allow it to take a bit more abuse.