Airhorn2Arca - Tiny Butane Canister to Tripod Adapter
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An adapter to attach the tiny butane stove from backpackinglight.com to a standard Arca tripod head
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The Airhorn2Arca adapter is inspired by this thread on backpackinglight.com.
Ultralight backpackers always look for ways to shave a few grams off their gear. With that in mind, even the smallest commercially available butane canister is too large for a short weekend trip. Some clever people came up with a way to use smaller airhorn canisters instead. See the thread for details.
Since the airhorn canister needs to be supported in some way, I created this tripod adapter for standard Arca clamps. I always carry a small tripod in the mountains, which combined with the adapter provides a great cooking platform without the risk of tipping the stove over.
The version marked as ‘tight’ provides a nice friction fit. Since your mileage with a different printer may vary, I also provide a ‘lose’ version that has an 0.2mm wider opening for the canister. I recommend to glue the adapter onto the canister with either option.
I printed at 0.1mm layer height with 8 vertical perimeters to ensure enough strength in the clamping area, and to make the four columns solid. PLA, 8% infill, no supports or brim needed.
These settings should provide a nicely finished print, with a good balance between weight and strength. The ‘tight’ version with settings as above weighs 10g.
Update 30/9/24:
I simplified and strengthened the design. Printed in PETG the adapter was 20% lighter, with a gap at the bottom to allow for air circulation to the underside of the canister.