Brita 水滴型阀门插入部件 3D 模型

Brita Waterdrop valve Insert

2024-03-22 04:50:21

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Summary

Waterdrop Valve Insert

Use case: You replaced your few years old Brita jug for a newer model and discovered that your remaining filters are useless in the new model: They fit in, but don't let any water through.
That's because the new jug generation has been "updraded" with a "flow restrictor" (AKA a trick to force you into buying proprietary filters)
Look at the bottom fo the new and old cartridges and you'll see a difference.

The little gadget here is meant to mimic that extra bit that has been added to the new cartridges. You just need to insert this piece like a key into the flow restrictor space. Don't force it in, just fiddle a bit with the slotted part facing frontward.

You my find this object on the market for a scandalous price, or sometimes included with some set of universal cartridges. This one is free and printed in 15 minutes.

I recommend printing this upside down, in fine settings and with support ("tree" support is eqsier to clean up from the final printout)

This object was made in Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bE6XgGGMh2y

I left a copy of each parts of the object for easier remix if you feel like doing this.

Print Settings

Printer brand:
Flsun
Printer:
Flsun Q5
Rafts:
Yes
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
fine
Infill:
10
Filament brand:
Anything but food safe like PLA or PET.
Filament material:
PLA, PET
Notes:
Print this upside down for best results. I ended up using "tree" support which is easier to remove withtout damaging the rather delicate finished object.