Park Tool INF-2 inflator inverted holder

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<p>Now<a href="https://www.etsy.com/listing/1271703825/holder-for-park-inf-2-inflator-inverted"> available for purchase</a> on <a href="https://cmhprinteddesigns.etsy.com/">my Etsy store</a>.</p><p>I originally designed <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/193661">this holder</a> for the Park Tool INF-2 inflator we use in the bike shop, and it works, but our air hose comes down from the ceiling. Holding the inflator "upright" meant the hose had to go to the bottom which caused it to loop around and get in the way.</p><p>To remedy this, I came up with this design that holds the inflator "upside down" so that the air hose connection is at the top, giving it a nice path to the hose reel. Before you worry about holding the tool by the gauge, the INF-2 completely surrounds the gauge with the cast body and that's what's being held.</p><p>I don't use the INF-2 at home so didn't create a pegboard holder for it. If you have interest in a pegboard version of this, let me know.</p><h3>Print Settings</h3><p>Prints with no supports. Layer height is not important, I usually use 0.3mm, but definitely up the number of shells to at least 4 or 5. Infill becomes less of an issue when shells make the sides solid. Also suggest using a filament like PETG that is a bit more durable.</p>