Tooth-Be-Gone! Electric Toothbrush Reciprocating Adaptor

Ever wonder if your toothbrush could do more than just, well, brush teeth? Ever have the issue of just brushing your teeth with traditional bristles feeling a bit too... mundane? Introducing the revolutionary 'Tooth-Be-Gone' adapter! Now, your humble electric toothbrush (Oral B standard) can transform into a mighty reciprocating, oscillating, fascinating tool! Ready to cut through small objects with the precision of a dental surgeon (maybe).

Why settle for just a clean smile when you can also have a DIY companion right in your bathroom? Say goodbye to the days when your toothbrush was just a one-trick pony. With 'Tooth-Be-Gone', it's not just about oral hygiene anymore—it's about oral hy-genius! Get yours today and brush up on your crafting skills!

Disclaimer: 

• Toothbrush sold separately.
• Use of this adaptor may cause irrepariable damage to your toothbrush unit and all liability will rest solely with the user, not the creator of the adaptor.
• Also, do not use on actual teeth, it will hurt!

Hardware Required

• 1 x M2 L6 screw (2mm diameter 6mm length)
• 1 x M2 L10 screw (2mm diameter 10mm length)
• 2 x M2 nut
• 1 x Rotary Tool Cutting Wheel (you may need more as this is a consumable part)

Printing Notes

I printed this in ABS for the extra strength, especially for the long screw to be able to tighten more securely in the head, but any other rigid filament such as PLA or PETG should also work.

Assembly

Cutting Wheel Clamp Holder

1. Screw the M2 L10 onto one of the nuts. This acts as a washer.
2. Then screw it onto the Cap piece from the top (see photos) all the way
3. Insert the Cutting Wheel onto the screw. By now, from the head of the M2 L10 screw, you should have, in order, the Nut, Cap, and Cutting Wheel
4. Screw into the main base of the Tooth-Be-Gone on the larger flat face side (see photos)

Drive Shaft Secure Bolt

1. Insert the M2 nut into the base (smaller flat face where the toothbrush's drive shaft goes in) until it reaches the side hole.
2. Screw the M2 L6 screw into the side to meet the nut and keep screwing until it just reaches the other side of the nut, but not past.
3. Insert toothbrush drive shaft into the base with the flat side facing the secure nut/bolt combo
4. Once fully inserted, tighten the securing screw/bolt to firmly hold it all in place.

Or, just check out the photos and work it out. It's not that complex.