3d printed hose clamp

Captive clip for securing the shop vacuum hose attachment, proving particularly valuable in DIY projects centered around CNC machinery, notably the Shapeoko model.

A handy gadget created using Tinkercad, available for editing at https://tinkercad.com/things/0PJqviiHBVj, serves to securely hold a 4mm hose from a spray bottle in position.

While prototyping, I am using PLA, but of course the final part would need to be made out of CF, PC or CF Nylon or something similar to handle the heat of the oil hoses and whatever it may rub up against. UPDATE: The pictures uploaded are of prints...

Quick assembly of a two-pronged tube holder featuring a screw positioned strategically between the clamping mechanism.

Simple 2.5" t-bolt style band clamp. ...Can change the size by altering the initial sketch.

Remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:811108/remixes. Small edge & screw hole modification + can be customized to tie together several tube. Printed with PLA, clamp working fine for 20mm diameter tube. Print horizontally (as generated) to...

... compact size and worm-drive mechanism provide efficient and precise clamping, making it ideal for various applications. The clamp's design ensures that your workpiece remains steady, enabling accurate hole placement and improved overall performance.

This product was engineered to securely store my outdoor garden hose, specifically for replenishing the water in my home aquarium systems. ...The device allows effortless attachment to 8mm glass surfaces, providing a snug fit that holds firmly in place.

I Use this to hold a hose for my fish tanks where I regularly swap out the water with fresh stuff, so I needed something that could keep it snugly against the tank's glass - 8 millimeters thick or thinner.

This Clamp is Totally Adjustable. Its Angled Opening Fits Flawlessly When Locked Down Tight. ...The Spacing Between the Ring and Pads Boosts Flexibility Big Time.

The Hoste Clamp 122mm H= 30mm is designed specifically to fit snugly onto Gutter Down Pipes, allowing users to easily attach a tube.

I've always been drawn to these clamps for some reason, and I'm also working on a customizable version of them. The design is a bit challenging since the circles are all "unwrapped" when in the neutral position. Have fun exploring my scan if you're...

You'll need a clamp for your dust/fume extraction setup.\r\n\r\nThe internal diameter of this clamp is 62mm, while its external diameter measures 70mm.\r\n\r\nIt relies on a single 6mm bolt and nut with a secure, captive fit.\r\n\r\nTo ensure...

A clamp for your dust/fume extraction.Internal diameter of 62mm, external diameter 70mm.Uses a single 6mm bolt and nut with a captive fit.I'd suggest that the perimeters are set to at least 3 and an infill of 30% or more due to the tensile stress.

A clamp for your dust/fume extraction.Internal diameter of 62mm, external diameter 70mm.Uses a single 6mm bolt and nut with a captive fit.I'd suggest that the perimeters are set to at least 3 and an infill of 30% or more due to the tensile stress.

... tension as the 100mm part comes off the print job a bit warped due to layer resolution. You might get around this by adding a few strategic cut-outs during the printing process, but if it's good enough for you at this stage, just leave it as is.

I've always thought these clamps are neat, and I'm working on a version that's fully customizable too. The design can be a bit tricky because the circles are all unfolded when in the neutral position. Feel free to try out my scan if you're...

A vital tool for your dust removal system.\n\nThis clamp boasts an internal diameter of 62mm and an external diameter of 70mm.\n\nSecuring it in place is a single 6mm bolt and nut with a secure, captive fit.\n\nTo ensure optimal performance, I...

A superior exhaust duct designed to effortlessly accommodate a 100mm hose.

Instructions 100mm piece develops a lot of tension - my bent a bit out of shape during printing. Could be improved by adding cut-outs, but it's working ok, so I stopped at "good enough" state. Top part should be printed using 0.1mm or 0.2mm layers,...

Broke the clip on my Nilfisk vacuume, so I designed a new one that clicked in place. ... It's a bit tight, but snaps in place. Printing: Place the clip upsite down (I used "place on face" i PrusaSlicer), and print with a brim.

I couldn't help but play with the design. ...Size is 29 mm approx. I printed with no raft or supports, and first layer size was .8.........You might need to use a knife or small screw driver to separate the teeth. ... Category: Parts

... is roughly 29 millimeters. I went ahead and printed it without any raft or support structures, and the initial layer thickness came out to be about .8 mm... ...You may need a utility knife or an Allen wrench to pry apart the individual teeth.

3D Printable Fish Tank Hose Clamp

Hose Clamp for 9.5mm Hose. ...Recommended Screw: 3 x 10mm, Maximum Head Size 6mm. Available STL Files Include Both a Single-Hose Clamp and a Four-Hose Clamp Design.

Translates a $1.99 Harbor Freight Pittsburgh 4" ratchet bar clamp / spreader (Item # 68974) into a 3D printed part removal tool. Converts the item for use as a tool. Holds a utility razor blade at a 20 degree angle, designed with a low profile to...

Exclusive to Cults Here's some history: I needed a secure way to hold 3D prints and other household items in order to cut or file them, and it needed to clamp to a desk. It had to be simple with no extra nuts and blots or complex mechanisms that...

I use an Intex pump on my pool - I like the pump, but the hose clamps are a bit fragile. This clamp should be printed in ABS/ASA. ...I use it with a M3x20 SHCS screw and a knurled nut which is a remix from lizard00's knurled knob...

In case the clamping surfaces become marred or stained, users can easily print fresh replacement jaws. ... Hardware items offered by Jorgensen are readily available at the link provided below: ...

... at my workstation right now. ...My printed replica in PLA exhibits a surprisingly rugged quality but I'm encountering some problems with layer detachment after an extended period of use; likely stemming from suboptimal print temperature settings.