Dyson Bookshelf Vacuum Attachment
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I have several bookshelves at home that are about 8ft in the air with neat little storage boxes on them. Getting them down to dust is kind of a real pain and usually a lot of dust comes down with them. I thought (in Windows 7 terms) there's got to be a better way! I designed an attachment for our Dyson vacuum cleaner that fits between the box and sucks up all of the dust, much smarter.
I have included the native Pro/Engineer CAD file for those of you who are lucky enough to have Pro/E, everyone else can use the attached STEP file.
I have included the native Pro/Engineer CAD file for those of you who are lucky enough to have Pro/E, everyone else can use the attached STEP file.
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view allThanks! I created my own RepStrap from an old CNC machine I salvaged from work.
http://reprap.iceboxrobotics.c...
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Dyson Bookshelf Vacuum Attachment by MatthewLaBerge is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
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This attachment is really long just over 300mm it was designed to print on my RepStrap which has a build envelope of 325mm x 325mm. It will definitely not print on the current generation Makerbot. When printed diagonally on the build base it will require a footprint of about 250mm square.
I have not yet printed it but I am assuming that a heated bed will be necessary to print this without serious warping.
I have not yet printed it but I am assuming that a heated bed will be necessary to print this without serious warping.
Dyson Bookshelf Vacuum Attachment by MatthewLaBerge is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
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dmatsumoto
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Jan 12, 2010
said:
What RepStrap machine do you have? I am jealous of such a large printing area. :)
cathalgarvey
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Jan 6, 2010
said:
Awesome idea! I love it, thanks!
Thanks for the sources also. Best practise for the win!

Thanks! I created my own RepStrap from an old CNC machine I salvaged from work.
http://reprap.iceboxrobotics.c...