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Tubes, pipes, hoses, ducts, reductors, adapters and much more.

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3D model designed by Sedowynt using Autodesk Fusion (360) Personal License. This model was designed to be a replacement for the original phone holder that came with Elevation Fitness treadmills. The holder was enlarged to facilitate it's use with most modern devices, as the original one was made for older and smaller Apple devices. It uses the factory mounting hardware.

Elevation Fitness Phone Holder

phone_holder.stl

3D model designed by Sedowynt using Autodesk Fusion (360) Personal License. The knob has no thread, just glues or press-fits on. Make sure to sand and clean lever before installation. The product in the picture was printed from PLA, witch should hold up, albeit I would recommend something more resistant.

Gottwald Hydraulic Lever Knob (Large)

large_knob.stl

Gottwald Hydraulic Lever Knob (Small)

small_knob.stl

3D model designed by Sedowynt using Autodesk Fusion (360) Personal License. The thread on the bottom is a metric M8x1.25 standard. Although you might have to re-tap the hole yourself depending on your printer and settings. The product in the picture was printed from PLA, witch should hold up, albeit I would recommend something more resistant.

Gottwald Manual Engine Stop Lever Knob

stop_knob.stl

3D model designed by Sedowynt using Autodesk Fusion (360) Personal License. This hose reductor was originally designed to facilitate the use of an aftermarket crank case vent filter on a MK6 (1995-2004) Ford Escort, housing a 1.3 CFi/H Endura-E engine. I used the stock hose (shortened), and mounted the filter with a steel band using an already existing hole on the intake manifold. I chose a crank case vent filter made by Simota, with an 18mm hole. You would use this solution if you're not using the stock air box. This doesn't mean you can't use it for anything else. Just keep in mind that the 18mm side is 2mm shorter (18mm side is 14.8mm-, 16mm side is 16.8mm long). I printed it from PLA, witch should be fine, although something more resistant is preferable. The only thing you have to make sure is to print it with 100% infill.

Hose Reductor (For Crank Case Vent)

reductor.stl

3D model designed by Sedowynt using Autodesk Fusion (360) Personal License. The knob has no thread, just glues or press-fits on. Make sure to sand and clean lever before installation. The product in the picture was printed from PLA, although the original is rubber. If you have flexible filament, you could use that for a more original look and feel.

Man Hydraulic Lever Knob

lever_knob.stl

3D model designed by Sedowynt using Autodesk Fusion (360) Personal License. The model files include a V1 and V2. The V1 only has the keying, while the V2 also has a rim on the other side. The V1 is the one visible in the picture, and is the one that has been printed and tested. The V2 is more refined, but hasn't been printed or tested yet. My design requires sealing tape to install. Feel free to remix and iterate on the design. The model in the picture has been printed from PLA. Warning! Only use PLA if your ac exhaust air temp. doesn't significantly exceed 50 °C or 122 °F. Do not use with aluminum duct.

Mobile Air Conditioner Exhaust Duct Adapter

ac_adapter_v1.stl

3D model designed by Sedowynt using Autodesk Fusion (360) Personal License. The files include a handle, a pin and an oversized pin. The oversized pin is to allow for the use of the original worn down  handle and compensate for the wear. The product in the picture was printed from PLA, witch might hold up, albeit I would recommend something more resistant.

Barrel Handle and Pin

handle.stl

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