Hanna checker 3D print file

[Jonreefer]

So I made this the other day and figure I would share my file.
Its setup to hold the Alk,Phos, and High range Nitrate. Since thats what I have I made it for myself but I figure thats probably the 3 most popular chekcers people own


I made it as compact as I could so it prints on an Ender3.
Its not fancy or anything but it took me 15min to throw together. But it took me 3 prints to get it right as I was making the tolerances too tight on the cuvettes so i had to make things a little larger

 

[Dan_P]

So I made this the other day and figure I would share my file.
Its setup to hold the Alk,Phos, and High range Nitrate. Since thats what I have I made it for myself but I figure thats probably the 3 most popular chekcers people own


I made it as compact as I could so it prints on an Ender3.
Its not fancy or anything but it took me 15min to throw together. But it took me 3 prints to get it right as I was making the tolerances too tight on the cuvettes so i had to make things a little larger

This is really nice idea!

 

[Jonreefer]

thanks. its not as polished up as some I have seen but I didnt put alot of time in it

 

[Dan_P]

thanks. its not as polished up as some I have seen but I didnt put alot of time in it

Don’t knock it. The job was a cut above most.

 

[EricR]

I like it... I need one...
...but I'm cheap so probably just going to concoct something out of wood if I ever take the time.

Just out of curiosity, since I have no experience with 3D printing:
Now that the third one came out good, does that mean you have it dialed in so you could print another/more without issues or is the scrap/failure rate still there?

I'm cheap, but if you decided to sell them, what kind of $$$ does that equate to in order to cover your cost and I assume minimal extra for effort ('cause your just doing it for fun anyway, right?)

 

[Wiskey]

This is awesome! I'm going to have my friend print it out for me this weekend. Thank you!