Vacuum cleaner hose attachments holder for Makita

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I made a "holder that can attach a nozzle with a brush from Daiso (100-yen shops in Japan) to a Makita vacuum cleaner". It is a so-called "attachment holder" for vacuum cleaners. The concept is: "You don't have to look for attachments anymore. Always by your side." ▼ 日本語での解説は、こちらの記事をご覧ください。 https://101010.fun/posts/3d-works-holder-for-vacuum-cleaner-hose-attachments.html ## Overview I have been using Makita's cordless vacuum cleaners for many years. Makita's vacuum cleaner didn't have a brush in the attachment, so I bought a nozzle and brush attachment for the vacuum cleaner at the Daiso shop. The size of the hole in the hose is also flexible, so it can be conveniently attached to a Makita vacuum cleaner without any problems. ### Production of attachment holder By the way, there was no holder for the attachment itself. Therefore, it was always troublesome to find an attachment. So, this time, I made an attachment holder for a vacuum cleaner with a 3D printer. I don't need the existing attachment anymore, so I removed it and upgraded to Daiso's nozzle. ## Size The holder was modeled on Fusion 360. The outer shape of the Makita hose was 32.5mm, so I made it a slightly smaller 30mm diameter U-shape. It is fixed by sandwiching the hose with a good feeling. In addition, the diameter of the attachment has two steps, which are about 33 mm and 34 mm. I made it 33mm in diameter, but 34mm might have been fine. ## Print configuration I printed using Creality's "Ender3 V2" 3D printer. | Setting items | Values ​​| |--|--| | Raft | Either | | Infill | 20% | | Support | None | | Filament | PLA | | Nozzle temperature | 200 ℃ | | Plate temperature | 60 ℃ | Printing speed | 50mm / s | There are no print settings to pay particular attention to for this work, but if the model is likely to come off the platform, it may be safer to set the raft to "Yes".