Foaming Frappuccino adapter
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Plug a foaming soap pump into a Starbucks Frappuccino glass bottle.
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This adapter mates a foaming soap pump with a Starbucks Frappuccino glass bottle, giving new life to both disposable items. Just don't drop it.
Printed out of PETG for layer adhesion, though I'd expect other materials to work also. If too loose or too tight, try micro-adjusting the XY scale while holding Z constant; sometimes even a 0.25% adjustment would yield the perfect fit.
This is a plug-style adapter because I don't know how to match the proprietary threads on the Frappuccino bottle, but I might try a friction fit over the threads someday. This works because the soap dispenser mostly experiences compression force during routine use. There's even a pretty good seal, though it's not truly watertight and it wouldn't hold up to abuse. Use it at the sink, but don't travel with it unless you wanted to get soapy water everywhere 😉
Is your tube too short? Try creating a simple extension sleeve. I'd recommend just printing a cylinder in spiral vase mode. No bottom shell. Line width 0.8 mm from a 0.4 mm nozzle. PETG for layer adhesion. Might take some trial & error to make one that fits just right.