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doneI've built the adapter. It's one hollow solid, 45 × 45 × 85 mm, standing on its axis so it's ready to slice for printing. **How it's built** - **Small end (bottom, 30 mm long):** 32 mm outside diameter, so it pushes into the 32 mm hose port. The bore is 27 mm. - **Taper (25 mm long):** a cone that widens from the small end to the large end. The wall stays 2.5 mm thick, measured straight out from the axis, at both ends of the taper. - **Large end (top, 30 mm long):** 40 mm inside diameter, so it slips over the 40 mm tool port. The outside is 45 mm. - It's open all the way through, with no lips or steps inside. The measured volume (about 24,000 mm³) matches my hand calculation for these sizes. **Settings you can change** (Inputs panel, all with sliders): - `small-od`: outside diameter of the end that goes into the hose port - `large-id`: inside diameter of the end that goes over the tool port - `wall`: wall thickness - `end-length`: length of each straight end - `taper-length`: length of the cone between the ends - `clearance`: makes the small end a little narrower, for when a print comes out too tight to fit. It starts at 0. **Limits** - **Taper length:** you didn't give one, so I used 25 mm. Make it longer for a gentler slope if you print without supports. The current cone leans about 13° from vertical, which prints fine standing up. - **Fit:** the diameters are exactly the sizes you gave. Printers often make outsides slightly large and holes slightly small. If the fit is tight, raise `clearance` by 0.2–0.4 mm, or `large-id` by the same amount. - **Thin wall in the taper:** keep `large-id` bigger than `small-od` minus twice the wall. Otherwise the cone won't widen as it goes up and the wall there gets thin.
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promptA shop vac hose adapter to 3D print. One end pushes into a 32 mm hose port, the other end slips over a 40 mm tool port, with a tapered section between them. 2.5 mm walls, each straight end 30 mm long, hollow all the way through.
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