SPOUT POURING BUCKET WITH PELLET

cults3d

I wanted a pellet bucket to make it easier to fill my stove, and rather than buy one, I did. I had an old ash bucket that was used for my fireplace in the basement and that was taking dust, so I started from there. I created a first spout the size of the ash extraction hole, but it was too narrow and the pellet didn't pour well so... To the great remedies the great means, I created a much larger spout, as well as its cap, a cap to plug the vacuum cleaner hole, with a template to cut and drill into the lid of the bucket. Using the template, we cut the location of the nozzle and drill 5 holes (diameter 3mm), so we also need 5 screws, perso I took 2 M3x8 and 3 M3x12. Once the printing is finished, we screw the nozzle and we place the cap on the lid of the bucket and finally the cap of the nozzle so that the pellet remains well away from any ambient humidity.