Floor Drainage Pipe Cover (for Washing Machine Outlet Hose)
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This cover was created for my wife's automatic washing machine.
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This is an improved design on the previous one that I did 4-5 years back. That was printed with PLA filament, with the washing machine (WM) hose coming in from the top. This one was printed with ABS filament and the WM hose goes into the pipe cover from ground-level. Because the WM is fully automatic and operates with a water pump motor (close/open valve), it does not need the WM's hose to be levelled-up.
The design measurement was based on this common floor drain cover: SNOW, SS213, BS4516, AS1415, FT150CT. The top lid of this cover can be removed completely by lifting it vertically (upward).
This model was printed in two parts. The parts were sandpapered and glued together with a bought-from-the-shelf 2-part epoxy. I have provided a (new) CURA screenshot for your reference. Please refer to this screenshot - and do your re-calculation (for the mid-point) if you change the layer height. Btw, my actual printed ones - they use a different mid-point when I have them printed out, so you will see that the halves are not equal, sort of.
The slicer used was Cura (V5.2.1). I used custom support to support the inside curved tops. Do make sure your printer can safely output to its dimensions (see picture). I would recommend you print the model partially (Test Print) to see if you can get the required dimensions. If you can't get the printer to print to the stated dimensions, try using the slicer to scale up/down to match your needs.
Worse case, you may post/request an updated STL dimension for Base and Hose diameters. And, of course, do remember to type in your dimensions.
My wife has tested a few full washing loads and no foam or water spilled/exit from the cover. Our drainage pipe extends about 2 feet down, so it is unlikely to foam out. But if yours is shorter, do feedback. I am thinking of designing one with a nice-looking escape opening at the top for pressure release.