Nalgene Hand Wash Station/Water Dispenser
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Quickly and effortlessly transform your Nalgene water bottle into a water dispenser for camping or outdoor use.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor Sports
- License
- GNU General Public License v2.0
Effortlessly turn your Nalgene water bottle into a water dispenser for washing your hands or rinsing toys. The end flap snaps closed, and the model doesn't use any springs, o-rings, or screws.
No brim or supports are needed. Print the flap and main body in their current orientation. The slicer may give you a floating bride anchor warning for the threads, but they print just fine if you slow down the bridging speed (around 10mm/sec).
A 30mm piece of filament is needed, as well as light sanding. The flap is very slightly oversized to ensure the model can be printed on any printer and the clip-closure is waterproof.
Assembly:
- Cut a piece of filament 30mm long, as shown below:
- Insert the filament into the holes in the main body and the cylinder in the flap, as shown below:
- Try closing the flap. The end result should be able to snap close tightly. Gently sand the edges until it snaps closed without excessive force.
Print settings:
- Bridging speed: 10mm/second (for main body)
- Adaptive cubic infill (for main body)
NOTE: Not recommended for dispensing potable (drinking) water. For non-potable use only.