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Cyclone even bigger bottle/bucket

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EDIT 25/03/2020: With all the time on my hands to use the cnc, due to Corona lockdown, the soda stream bottle would…

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EDIT 25/03/2020: With all the time on my hands to use the cnc, due to Corona lockdown, the soda stream bottle would fill up too quickly.I needed an even bigger dust collector.

Not wanting to repring a whole new cyclone, I hacked together this cyclone to bucket adapter. The adapter gats screwed to the top of a bucket lid (any size will work) with self tapping or drywall screws (M3 and about 8mm long). Once it is screwed in place the base ring (used to strengthen the attachment) can be used as a template to cut out the hole with any cutter on hand such as a box cutter, Dreme, exacto knife, soldering iron etc.

Original Post:
I needed a bigger dust collector. A 2 litre bottle kept collapsing, so I remixed the bottom part of the cyclone (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1447214) to accept the older plastic Sodastream 1L bottle.

Can be used with adapter found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1953920, to accept 500ml PET soda bottle. (STL Included for completeness)

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EDIT 25/03/2020: With all the time on my hands to use the cnc, due to Corona lockdown, the soda stream bottle would fill up too quickly.I needed an even bigger dust collector.

Not wanting to repring a whole new cyclone, I hacked together this cyclone to bucket adapter. The adapter gats screwed to the top of a bucket lid (any size will work) with self tapping or drywall screws (M3 and about 8mm long). Once it is screwed in place the base ring (used to strengthen the attachment) can be used as a template to cut out the hole with any cutter on hand such as a box cutter, Dreme, exacto knife, soldering iron etc.

Original Post:
I needed a bigger dust collector. A 2 litre bottle kept collapsing, so I remixed the bottom part of the cyclone (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1447214) to accept the older plastic Sodastream 1L bottle.

Can be used with adapter found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1953920, to accept 500ml PET soda bottle. (STL Included for completeness)

Print Settings

Printer:

i3 Clone

Rafts:

No

</div>Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.3mm (Adapter and base 0.2mm)

</div>Infill:

20%

Filament: Wanhao PLA (Adapter and base printed in PETG, but PLA wil work) Red

Notes:

Used support enforcer in PrusaSlicer 2.1 to support the thread overhangs only.

The Bucket adapter and the base ring does not need any supports.

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