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General I tested many different sweeper designs with varying shapes, support, and thickness.

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General

I tested many different sweeper designs with varying shapes, support, and thickness. This design is a delicate balance of:

  1. always keeping the brush spinning (low resistance) on carpet and hard floors
  2. proper stiffness of each sweeper arm so it's effective
  3. sweeper arms large enough to last longer than oem
  4. small enough so it doesn't get stuck in the wheel

Roomba Models

This should work fine with Roomba i3 i3+ i4 i6 i6+ i7 i7+ i8 i8+J7 J8 /Plus E5 E6 E7 I,E &J Series. I tested it with my i4.

Openscad Settings Warnings

I'd only change the sweeper_count. Don't change other settings unless you have a good reason to do so. The more sweepers you add, the more friction and the more likely stalling on carpet.

Printing

Print this using TPU. I used 95a durometer and it works well. If you use a softer tpu, you might need to increase the sweeper_diameter. Print at 100% infill because the hex key at the bottom will slip with a low infill. Print in the given orientation... which is printing from the top of the brush to the bottom.

Installation

Unscrew the existing brush. Remove the screw and insert it into the newly printed brush. Line up the hex key with the bottom of the new brush. Pop it on. Tighten the screw.

Print Settings

Printer:

Qidi X-Max

Rafts: 

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution: 

.1mm

Infill:

100%

Filament:

tpu tpu 

green Post-Printing =============

The spot where the screw head goes is the only area where support is needed. This must be cleaned out before installation.

 

 

Category: Replacement Parts

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