Midea PortaSplit Tube Storage Hook
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When storing away your Midea PortaSplit, this hook helps managing neat storage of the tube.
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When storing away the Midea PortaSplit, the units can be neatly stacked but the tube goes everywhere. This hook makes it possible to keep the tube in check. Due to the way that the loop of the tube works together with gravity, the tube supports itself and is able to freely stand (in the image it looks like it's leaning against a wall, which is not neccessary) without falling anywhere. Because the left side wants to fall to the left, the right side wants to fall to the right and this connector makes it so that they pull each other back to the center.
A couple of notes:
This model was made in 30 minutes or so. It is by no means perfect. It could probably be a screwless design and using less plastic. I haven't bothered so far. Feel free to use this as inspiration for your own model
The connection of the 3 parts requires M5 screws and nuts. It is designed so that the screw goes inside the hook and the nut is on the outside of the model. Make sure that the screw-head you're using falls within the designed notch, so that you are not damaging your tube when pulling the hook over it.
The hooks works best as in the image: the outside unit 180 degrees turned (so back of the outside unit on top of front of the inside unit). There's 2 ways to turn it (clock-wise or anti-clock-wise). Choose the one with the lest strain on the tube on either end with the outside unit part naturally wanting to fall left.
I recommend printing the middle connector horizontally (with a little bit of supports) to avoid possible layer breaks under tension (when printed vertically)
I have no idea if using this model will hold up and/or cause any damage (to the tube) over time. I honestly have my doubts about certain aspects. But please make your own judgment.
I obviously take no responsibility for damage caused by using this model, immediate or over long-term.
Lastly: again; this whole idea and design where made super quick and with no intention to share. But since I was asked to share it anyway, here it is.