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QuickClick adapter for Ryobi New Dustport.

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Adapter for connecting a Cen-tec Quick-Click hose on a Ryobi device with the new style of dust port.

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This is an adapter for connecting a Cen-tec Quick-Click dust extraction hose to your Ryobi tool with the new style of dust port.

Ryobi have some updated versions of existing tools with a new style of dust extraction port. This connector have steeper angle than any of the old ones, and an edge on the end of the taper. If you are unsure if you have this port on your tool, compare with the picture and measure the widest part and the length. It is roughly 41.5mm and the taper is about 25mm long.

I have only tested this model on a few machines and there seems to be a big variation between them. The steeper angle and bigger variation might make the adapter not fit as well as some other adapters i have made. For this reason, I have made two versions of this adapter. 

The first one is a "regular" adapter that friction fits onto the machine dust port. This needs to be strong, 4 perimeters is probably needed. It might be fine printed with PLA, but will benefit from a stronger material like PC-Blend. 

The other version is based on the first, but it has cuts to make the top flexible so that it can grab the back end of the connector. To make it stay on even better, you can wrap a 5mm wide cable tie or similar around the tip to make it impossible to fall off. This needs to be a bit flexible, so PETG might be the way to go here. I have tried it with PLA and it works fine until i tried to remove it. 

They both print well standing on the hose connector, but if you flip it over and put the front on the print bed you won't need any support, but maybe a brim to make sure it sticks to the bed. 

 

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