irrigation stakes 3d models

Each year, I switch up the veggies in my garden, requiring adjustments to the irrigation system. My setup features typical above-ground quarter-inch tubing connected to sprayers, drip feeds, and drop hoses. As I sought to maintain order with a few...

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Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:26459 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=26459

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This is a versatile stake designed to firmly secure 1/4 inch drip irrigation tubing in place both vertically and horizontally.

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People use 4-inch long stakes to secure 1/4 inch diameter irrigation hoses. ...These stakes are made from PLA plastic, which may not withstand direct sunlight and high temperatures for a prolonged period.

The stakes that are sold for use with 1/4 inch drip irrigation hoses are flimsy and do not hold the small hose securely. These stakes are simple but more secure both in the ground and in holding the hose. They are sized for 1/4" vinyl hose but you...

Tubing snaps securely in place and holds firmly but can be adjusted with a little force by sliding the stake. The support has large holes through its main body for minimal material usage and to allow potting material or dirt to fill in the center,...

I managed to hold 7/16 inch pipe securely in some planters around my yard. I used a laser cutter to carve a piece from 1/4 inch thick wood and it should work fine for 9/32 or 5/16 inch pipe too. The hole size is 5/8 inch to fit the pipe snugly. ...I...

This is a simple clip stake for 1/4" diameter irrigation system tubing. It is 4.5 inches long. ... I designed it to print quickly in large batches.

I've been using these in my greenhouse, I use a pressure compensating drip emitter from my main lines, and then 5mm hose to my pots with these on the ends. ... Prints pretty easy, and seems pretty durable in PETG so far.

I've been using these in my greenhouse, I use a pressure compensating drip emitter from my main lines, and then 5mm hose to my pots with these on the ends. ... Prints pretty easy, and seems pretty durable in PETG so far.

Stake irrigation and drip lines for 1/2-inch (15-millimeter) irrigation hoses in the ground by hand, with a foot, or even with a hammer - but be aware that using a hammer will require additional soil fill.

Inspired by Dellrio's innovative tubing stake, a new design has been crafted featuring strategically placed spikes to ensure stability and prevent unwanted movement.

Gardeners rely on reliable pipe holders to deliver water directly to their tomato plants at a steady, controlled rate of one drop at a time. ...These specialized pipes typically feature an inner diameter of approximately three millimeters.

... is used to secure 1/4 inch dripline or 1/4 inch soaker hose firmly in place. ...These stakes measure 4 inches in length and possess a greater durability, offering better value for money compared to similar products available at home improvement stores.

An irrigation head with 4 spouts and a stake that can be clipped on. Designed in Fusion 360. ...I printed this on a Formlabs Form 3 in High Temperature resin at 50 µm resolution and it came out quite nice, functional.

Here a super easy, simple and fast printing peg for irrigation pipes. ... They print in about 15-20min each and work great, it has been designed to use with 13mm/0,51inch irrigation pipe, if you need different sizes just resize it to suit.

Here a super easy, simple and fast printing peg for irrigation pipes.They print in about 15-20min each and work great, it has been designed to use with 13mm/0,51inch irrigation pipe, if you need different sizes just resize it to suit.

Irrigation sprinkler head and 1/4-inch tube stake printed with the flat side facing downwards, without any supports or adhesives, utilizing a 100 percent infill density and enabling thin walls specifically for the sprinkle head.

I wanted a stake that will give tubing less chance to slide out, so I pretty much rebuilt https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2977956 this model, taking out the bevels and extending the opening for the tubing to be tighter. ...Printed in cloudy PETG by...

An irrigation head with 4 spouts and a stake that can be clipped on. Designed in Fusion 360. ...I printed this on a Formlabs Form 3 in High Temperature resin at 50 µm resolution and it came out quite nice, functional.

The stake facilitates simple anchoring of lightweight irrigation hoses in soil planter beds. Its small slots enable passage of a 100mm nylon cable tie, which secures the hose. Drive the spike into the soil for stability. The cable tie adjusts to...

Humans require support systems to function effectively.

A handy tool for securing 1/2-inch drip tubing firmly in place can be printed out quickly, taking roughly half an hour to complete when using PETG material and a layer height of 0.3 millimeters.

These components come at around twenty-five cents apiece, making a trip to your go-to discount store a more cost-effective option. ...Nonetheless, this particular item stands out for its extra height (seven inches) and added durability, allowing for a...

... of 15 for Fast Results. Save on Tubing Costs by Shopping Online - $8 for 100 Feet is a Great Deal! Use Safety Pins or Sticks to Mark Holes, Then Secure the Tube in Place with These Stakes. Also Check Out My Irrigation Tubing Stakes, Featured Here.

I'm looking for a drip irrigation stake that can hold the tube upright, allowing the adjustable dripper to spray water in all directions.