Garden hose connector 13 to 19 mm
27 min1 part
Drain pipe reducer 40 to 32 mm
3D printing1 partBeginner-friendlyNo supports
A reducer for unpressurised drain pipes: a 32 mm pipe goes into its socket, and its 40 mm spigot goes into a 40 mm drain socket. A typical use is the 32 mm outlet of a washbasin trap on a 40 mm drain, for example in a workshop or garden shed, or when an old part no longer matches. Fit it with the socket facing up so the water runs from the narrow pipe into the wide one; PETG copes better with warm water than PLA.
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- Size
- 39.7 × 39.7 × 54.7 mm
- Print time
- ≈ 42 min
- Filament
- ≈ 15 g PETG
- Parts
- 1
Print settings
- Material
- PETG
- Layer height
- 0.2 mm
- Infill
- 15%
- Walls
- 3
- Supports
- none
Worked for others:
Tip: Print standing as shown, no supports needed. With 3–4 walls (perimeters) it becomes watertight; a hose clamp holds hoses on the barbs.
Estimated by our slicer-like calculation for a 0.4 mm nozzle. Your slicer may show slightly different values.
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- Size: 39.7 mm diameter, 54.7 mm high
- Bottom: spigot for a pipe 40 mm inside, 25 mm long
- Top: socket for a pipe 32 mm outside, 25 mm deep
- Narrowest opening: 29.3 mm
This model comes from the “Pipe adapter” generator. Open it there with these settings and change any size you like.
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