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Hooch Bucket USA 2x3 Channel - By Garrick Hershberger (Patreon)

Published:
2024-01-20 05:06:03
Imported:
2026-06
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After the resent release of the 3x4 Hooch buckets

 Patreon Smarch requested the Smaller Pipe 2x3 that is available in the US
Garrick Hershberger emailed me these files to make available to you.

Again another Thanks to Patreon Garrick Hershberger who has adapted the 3D Printable Hooch Bucket to both the 2x3 and 3x4 US downpipes.

The file is in the "Latest Release" folder and will be moved to the "Community Remixes" Folder after a period of time.

Video Explaining the Hooch Bucket:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gDWYD94ypY

These files are for you only.

Please do not share the files.

Yours and others Patreon support keeps the channel going and allows me to create niche content and creations like these that the YouTube algorithm (and advertisers) do not appreciate as much as you and I.

Thank you for your support and enjoy the files

Files

Previews only

20/1/24 Hoocho - Google Drive

Comments

Smarch

Hey - I know that guy! I am truly humbled, thanks folks, I will now have a printing project this weekend. I was very motivated to get this going, so I signed up to some Fusion 360 courses myself and have been working through modules to see if I could figure out how to do this mod myself. Thanks for taking the pressure off ;)

Scott Olson

So I'm looking at this and want to set the print settings on my Ender 3 Max Neo and I'm using the Creality slicer, but I can't find the print settings from the video and I can't see them they are to small in the video. Is there a way for me to get them?

Smarch
>>127571904

Not sure on the official settings for the video, but from my own prints, I would suggest you use PETG, 3 walls, 15% infill and then coat it with a food grade/epoxy resin to make it water tight. You may be able to print slightly less than 15% with this approach and keep it water tight (as long as you're using the epoxy resin). I am using a couple of Bambu Labs printers, otherwise I would share some gcode.

Peter Venkman

Anyone else having problems with the thin walls splitting and cracking too easy? I've tried both ABS and PETG. I am guessing there is no modified remix out there with thicker walls?

Karl Belzile

Hey there, Are the STL files always available? The google drive folder is empty to me. Maybe because I just subscribed?