Plastic threads are adequate.I was thinking a captured nut or a thread insert for the threads.
They make specific nuts that screw into the tap handle. I assume they would work here as well...I was thinking a captured nut or a thread insert for the threads.
Half hour (maybe an hour if you want fancy shit) in Solidworks. That'll be the expensive part. Last time I freelanced design stuff I was at $40/hr but I was gouging him cause it was shady.
Probably $2-4 worth of filament per?
If you leave them on the taps you'd need to get a filament that isnt bothered by the Florida heat.
Is this something that you could do @Mr. Asa? If not, do you know anyone that could?I've printed a few tap handles. If you want durable, go with ABS (best for the job, but a bit of a bitch to print) or PETG. Print them on their back for the best mechanical strength in that shape.
Don't bother trying to print the threads, just print an undersized hole and drill/tap the hole. Make sure you use enough top/bottom layers and perimeters to account for the thread you'll be cutting out. You'll probably want to have thick walls and lots of infill anyway, to maximize the resilience to drunk people.
I think you meant to post that in your grindr profile, not here.Black would be perfect. And yeah, 3" head would be perfect.
With the previous ones I made, I put this inside.
If you still have that kit I can size the hole to fit it, or I can tap it to directly screw on.With the previous ones I made, I put this inside.
Amazon product ASIN B0026GZU0Q
And then the faucet screws into that.