vp racing gas can cap 3d models

Knob for the VP-Racing fuel can.

Looking at how some track-side fuel jugs work, this adapter is for something like the VP Racing Hose kit at https://vpracingfuels.com/product/hose-deluxe/?c=237 The thread for the fuel hose is 3/4"-14 BPS Pipe thread (the same is used on the cap). ...

Simple key for the VP-Racing fuel container.

Got tired of using pliers to remove the red center screw of VP Racing fuel cans. ...SO here is a tool to remove it.

Knob for the VP-Racing fuel can. If you do not have a 3d printer can i suggest you contact Kyle Davies at the links below. ...He can print the parts for you with a percentage of the cost going to UK Alzheimers charity. Website Para-Normalppg.com...

It's a gas can cap.

Here is a quick, hour long print to replace the VP3045 vent breathing cap on a VP racing Fuel Jug. The cap it comes with easy easy to break or loose. Up the infill to make it indestructible (no higher than 80% is needed). ... Will fit all VP racing 5...

I lost a gas can cap and decided to design and print one out!

... ever owned! ... Here is a holder that can be glued to your gas can to hold the cap when not in use. Print in heat and gas safe plastic like PetG. ... I have included a fusion and step file so you can modify based on your cap diameter and thickness.

A friend borrowed my gas can and lost the cap. A pet peeve of mine. Printed another. Instructions Print. ...Attach.

Safety cap. ... No vent built in, gas can may build up pressure. ...use at your own risk

Created this design to make replacement because the cap only is not easy to buy. ... It is working for my poly gas can so far.

Simple cap for plastic 5L gas can. ...The original gasket (~ 27,3mm inner diameter) should be placed inside to prevent leaks.

****Ever lost the cap to your 3 gallon gas cans? I have so I made this and it worked great. Share your makes please! ... Made with Fusion 360.

Gas Cap I created to replace my missing ones for a 5 gallon red plastic gas can. I put a slight tapper to help it go on the nozzle a bit easier. Check the size of your gas can nozzle and resize to fit. ... I've had it on for a year and it doesn't show...

gas can cap works great fits nice and tight first fit needs force install: remove from can first turn at a 45 degree angle and twist it a bit on the nozzle to round the edge

Wanted a cap for the "Gas Can Spout" by rahaymore so I created it! ... Easy print that should work with your printers usual settings, could be a little shorter but it works.

I've got 2 old gas cans that the cap has stretched out and won't tighten down without slipping. This is a new cap that has tighter dimensions and a little more working thread. Worked fine on my two 5 U.S gallon cans that must be 25 years old. ... ...

I had lost a few gas can caps and needed one *right now*. A quick Google search showed PLA is not affected by gasoline. This print is thicker than the original & embossed ... just because. This cap is for the cans that use the single filler nozzle...

I've got 2 old gas cans that the cap has stretched out and won't tighten down without slipping.This is a new cap that has tighter dimensions and a little more working thread.Worked fine on my two 5 U.S gallon cans that must be 25 years old. ...Maybe I...

stopper cap for a 25l self venting plastic gas can the words "50:1 premix" will print on the top to identify what kind of gasoline is inside the can I would suggest to print in tpu as it seems to have the best fuel resistance of the 3d printing...

... cap. ...No vent built in, gas can may build up pressure. use at your own risk Print Settings Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2> Infill: 20% Notes: No vent built in, gas can may build up pressure Category: Automotive

A replacement for the cap for my 5gal gas can, which I lost while fueling up the snow-thrower. I didn't bother to replicate the bit that slides into a groove to hold it securely, since it is snug enough to hold on its own. ... In fact, my first try,...

I have a plastic 5 gallon gas can. It's from a company called "Midwest Can" - they are pretty common. The first thing that breaks is the cap. It tends to split, so you can replace it with a printed one. It should be noted that ABS and PLA don't hold...

I'm storing used engine oil in my container so I printed my cap in ABS. This is a parametric design so you can adjust the size of it to fit your own application. Features: Knurled cap for a good grip. Buttress threads. Note: This is not OpenSCAD. ...The...

For a plastic gas/kerosene/diesel etc 5 gallon can - I lose these things. ... This uses the OpenSCAD thread library from Dan Kirshner.

Printed with solid PETG to resist gas fumes. ... Elliptical shape prevents rolling away.  Also includes a string hole to keep it with the can.

A replacement Can hose cap. Inner Diameter tapers slightly. ...Top ID is 20.7mm, ID at the base of the cap is 19.3mm on my test print.

While refueling our boat, this cap accidentally fell in the water and sank. Fortunately, it is the perfect "thing" for a 3D printer. ...I thought maybe someone else might need one too.

Andymoore's cap had a hole in the bottom that I didn't like because printing would need supports, so I copied his measures and created this one. Thanks for the work Andy! ... Fusion 360 files included if you need them..