Quick Mill new drip tray drain plug adapter for old drain hose

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<p>I had a previously installed <a href="https://www.chriscoffee.com/Drain-Kit-Vetrano-p/vdrkt.htm">drain kit</a> for my Quick Mill espresso machine but needed to upgrade to the <a href="https://i.imgur.com/9hk8Rbk.png">new drain style</a>. I remixed this excellent design to add inner threads so I could screw it on.</p> <p>I printed it in ABS due to the hot water it will be exposed to and found scaling it up by 2% accounted for ABS shrinkage and it fit perfectly. I also used some teflon tape around the male threaded part of the drain for extra safety.</p> <p>Print with the female threaded part face down. If printing with ABS turn on the fan to 20-30% once you get to the overhangs or they will sag and the print with fail.</p> <p>Update: I've been using this since September with no issues whatsoever.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><h3>Category: Kitchen &amp; Dining Summary</h3> <p>I had a previously installed <a href="https://www.chriscoffee.com/Drain-Kit-Vetrano-p/vdrkt.htm">drain kit</a> for my Quick Mill espresso machine but needed to upgrade to the <a href="https://i.imgur.com/9hk8Rbk.png">new drain style</a>. I remixed this excellent design to add inner threads so I could screw it on.</p> <p>I printed it in ABS due to the hot water it will be exposed to and found scaling it up by 2% accounted for ABS shrinkage and it fit perfectly. I also used some teflon tape around the male threaded part of the drain for extra safety.</p> <p>Print with the female threaded part face down. If printing with ABS turn on the fan to 20-30% once you get to the overhangs or they will sag and the print with fail.</p> <p>Update: I've been using this since September with no issues whatsoever.</p>