Fusion 360 Parametric Hose / Pipe Adapter
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A short hose or pipe adapter for strong, compact fittings
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A lot of dust collection adapters are long tapered things to maximize smooth air transitions. If your collector/vacuum is sufficiently powerful this may not be as important as having a stronger fitting. This one tries to aim for compact and strong without wasting a lot of material. By moving both hoses into an overlapping configuration and allowing the addition of some stiffening ribs it should yield a durable adapter.
The default sizes here are to go from some old shopvac fittings (~2 ¼" / 58mm) and attach those to a piece of Harbor Freight grey ~4" / 97mm dust hose. If you're like me with a handful of fittings, tools, and hoses then you may find this useful since you can use one model to quickly make STLs to allow you to make everything play nice together.
If you're not super familiar with Fusion 360 yet then here's how you can edit this once you've installed the software (free for hobbyists):
- File / Open, choose “Open from my computer”
- To change the parameters you'll find the menu in the "Solid" tab
- Expand the “Modify” menu and choose “Change Parameters” This should pull up a screen like in the image.
- edit the values as needed and you should see the model change as you do
- When you've finished editing the menu here choose OK
- There's a “browser” overlayed in the upper left corner of your model. Look down through here for “Bodies / Adapter”. Right-click on “Adapter”
- Choose “Save As Mesh” to create an STL or 3MF of your fully customized model
- Slice, print, and enjoy!