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"gunge tank design"
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I've been working on a gungetank mechanism that goes into a bucket for home use. I've just finished the final version and tested it (that's the kind of scientific testing I can really get behind).
It's been designed for 3d printing with the addition of a few parts. I was thinking about making them available for sale in the UK and making the files purchasable for the rest of the world.
It's been designed for 3d printing with the addition of a few parts. I was thinking about making them available for sale in the UK and making the files purchasable for the rest of the world.
It's not actually vacuum operated, but I can see that it looks like that. Yes we've tested it with a full bucket of both messy pup gunge and messy supplies standard. With an 80mm bore and no nozzle it dumps it quite fast. There's a selection of different nozzle shapes to slow things down a bit for longer gungings with different patterns. Feel free to message me if you have any other questions.
Gungeyboy_2000 said: It's not actually vacuum operated, but I can see that it looks like that. Yes we've tested it with a full bucket of both messy pup gunge and messy supplies standard. With an 80mm bore and no nozzle it dumps it quite fast. There's a selection of different nozzle shapes to slow things down a bit for longer gungings with different patterns. Feel free to message me if you have any other questions.
It looks fantastic from the pictures. How long did it take to drain the bucket (I'm presuming it was a standard 10 litre one)? Are you able to elaborate on what nozzles and attachments there are?
Gungeyboy_2000 said: It's not actually vacuum operated, but I can see that it looks like that. Yes we've tested it with a full bucket of both messy pup gunge and messy supplies standard. With an 80mm bore and no nozzle it dumps it quite fast. There's a selection of different nozzle shapes to slow things down a bit for longer gungings with different patterns. Feel free to message me if you have any other questions.
This looks incredible, amazing job.
I assume from the pictures that you cut a hole in the bottom of the bucket, so the nozzle passes through, I can't figure out the release mechanism though. Are you planning to make any pics/footage showing it in use?
Gungeyboy_2000 said: It's not actually vacuum operated, but I can see that it looks like that. Yes we've tested it with a full bucket of both messy pup gunge and messy supplies standard. With an 80mm bore and no nozzle it dumps it quite fast. There's a selection of different nozzle shapes to slow things down a bit for longer gungings with different patterns. Feel free to message me if you have any other questions.
Watched it again and I can see I was wrong uts lifting under pressure not vacuum.
How are you generating the pressure to open it or am I completely wrong again and you are just pulling the tube up. Or are you using magic
Johndoe906 said:
This looks incredible, amazing job. I assume from the pictures that you cut a hole in the bottom of the bucket, so the nozzle passes through, I can't figure out the release mechanism though.
Are you planning to make any pics/footage showing it in use?
Gungeyboy_2000 said: It's not actually vacuum operated, but I can see that it looks like that. Yes we've tested it with a full bucket of both messy pup gunge and messy supplies standard. With an 80mm bore and no nozzle it dumps it quite fast. There's a selection of different nozzle shapes to slow things down a bit for longer gungings with different patterns. Feel free to message me if you have any other questions.
This looks incredible, amazing job.
I assume from the pictures that you cut a hole in the bottom of the bucket, so the nozzle passes through, I can't figure out the release mechanism though. Are you planning to make any pics/footage showing it in use?
Yes you will need to cut your own hole in your chosen gunge vessel. then the device goes through the hole with a bit of silicone sealant. I'll work on getting some better images if it all together and I'll have a think about how I could do a demo video.
https://cults3d.com/en/users/gungetankmaker/3d-models just uploaded the main parts of the gunge tank valve to cults3d I'll upload the rest of the accessories and documentation when I get home at the weekend.
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/naughties/gunge-tank-valve-mk1
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/naughties/gunge-tank-valve-mk1
messyness said: Is the other end of the tube connected to another syringe and when you squeeze it opens the valve?
A wizard cannot reveal all his secrets......
But yes, you're right there's another syringe in a 3d printed handle on the other end.
Gungeyboy_2000 said: I've been working on a gungetank mechanism that goes into a bucket for home use. I've just finished the final version and tested it (that's the kind of scientific testing I can really get behind).
It's been designed for 3d printing with the addition of a few parts. I was thinking about making them available for sale in the UK and making the files purchasable for the rest of the world.
It's been designed for 3d printing with the addition of a few parts. I was thinking about making them available for sale in the UK and making the files purchasable for the rest of the world.
What an amazing device if you put it on eBay id happily buy it
dino02 said:
What an amazing device if you put it on eBay id happily buy it
Gungeyboy_2000 said: I've been working on a gungetank mechanism that goes into a bucket for home use. I've just finished the final version and tested it (that's the kind of scientific testing I can really get behind).
It's been designed for 3d printing with the addition of a few parts. I was thinking about making them available for sale in the UK and making the files purchasable for the rest of the world.
It's been designed for 3d printing with the addition of a few parts. I was thinking about making them available for sale in the UK and making the files purchasable for the rest of the world.
What an amazing device if you put it on eBay id happily buy it
thanks, I've had a few people interested in it so I've quickly put together an etsy shop. its nothing fancy yet and I'll make it a bit nicer over the weekend when I have some time but if you're interested here's the link.
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1771529965/gunge-tank-valve
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