
Adapter Pin Ryobi cho Máy Hút Bụi Dyson Dạng Cây
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Files 12 13.2 MB
- battery_adaptor_-_spade_connector_clamp_1765795282.stlSTL · 228.6 KB
- head_adaptor_-_release_button_1765795283.stlSTL · 741.7 KB
- battery_adaptor_-_upper_arm_1765795284.stlSTL · 1.3 MB
- battery_adaptor_1765795285.stepSTEP · 1.3 MB
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- Model ID
- #112840
- Category
- DIY
- Published
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
Description
I had a dead Dyson battery in my V8 Absolute stick vacuum for a second time. Rather than buy a replacement battery (o a replacement vacuum), I created these printer parts so the Dyson could use Ryobo one+ 18V batteries. The result? It sucks, and by that I mean it works well.
Also included is an adaptor to use an older, slimline Dyson floor vacuum head in place of the motorised head that comes with the V8.
See the full video here: https://youtu.be/gZYuMGgSmcM
Print Settings
Printer:
Seckit SK-GO / Prusa Mini / Creality CR-10 Max
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
200
Infill:
30
Filament:
X3D recycled PLA
Notes:
All parts are oriented in the correct direction for printing.
The smallest pieces I printed with a 0.3mm nozzle at 0.15mm layer height for precision. The other pieces can be printed at standard 0.2mm layer height.
The only part that needs support is the upper body piece, from build platform only.
PLA was fine for me but I did check I had good contact with the battery terminals. Poor contact would create a lot of resistance and heat which is potential dangerous and hot.
Category: Parts
Print spec
- Formats
- stepstl
- Model files
- 12
- Total size
- 13.2 MB
- Largest file
- 3.3 MB
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