Waterpik Dual Dock Shower Head - Dock Extender
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Attachment to provide a lower docking clip for shorter people.
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- Printables
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- Bathroom
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FYI: This is my first fully designed functional model. I learned a ton about iterative design and modeling things for printing.
Someone I know had purchased several of these showerheads for their home from Costco, but was too short to be able to easily reach the shower head to clip/unclip it from the dock. I designed an element which would clip onto the existing dock and offer a lower point to attach the shower head.
Printing and Assembly
Print all 4 pieces with 3-5 walls and 30+% infill (this is really more for increasing the weight and density and preventing it from springing up). Arrange on the build plate so that there are no overhangs. I printed it at 0.24mm layer height in PLA and the hot water and steam from the shower has yet to show any signs of splitting or warping after 6 months. The Disc did crack in one spot from being hit with the shower head, so I may alter/redesign that in the future if I can come up with a good solution.
You can assemble the 4 parts using superglue:
- The Hook goes over the square pedestal of the Base, with the opening pointing towards the prongs.
- The protrusion on the Disc fits into the hole in the Head.
- The grooves of the Hook fit into the slots of the Head. This will have the bottom faces of each model facing away from each other, so the Hook and Disc will be on opposite faces of the finished model. You may want to use a small clamp to hold the pieces together so that it doesn't slip, depending on your printing tolerances.