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Automatic Dust Extraction System for Drilling

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 30% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 30% infill
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17.1 h
7 plates
5.0(4)

TPU-CAP - 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
TPU-CAP - 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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1.3 h
1 plate
5.0(1)

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Description

Hello everyone !

 

Update 06.10.2025: Added a TPU printable cap that additionally seals the drill hole. The cap fits the standard tip and provides even better dust extraction, reducing the amount of dust that could escape.

 

 



I present my idea for an automatic dust extraction system for drilling.

The working range is about 12 cm, with adjustability — just pull out the upper cotter pin and slide the entire system.
Easy detachment of the system and the vacuum connection — also secured with cotter pins.

Dedicated to MAKITA rotary hammers (should work with others, too) with a collar for the auxiliary handle of approx. Ø40 mm.

 

If it doesn’t fit your drill, contact me — its modular design makes it easy to adapt, I just need some measurements. :)

 

The only part needed besides the printed components is an extension spring that can stretch to about 12–13 cm.
Select the spring force to match your vacuum’s power so that the spring can extend the inner section while the vacuum is running.

 

See how it works: 

 

Plate overview:

  • Plate 1: main guide rails and the mounting bracket
  • Plate 2: dust extractor
  • Plates 3 & 4: vacuum hose adapters — Plate 3: straight, Plate 4: side (choose one)
  • Plate 5: locking cotter pins
  • Plate 6: clamping collar compatible with a bolt and the original MAKITA handle
  • Plate 7: alternative clamping collar that does not require the original handle

 

See assembly instructions for info how to put it together

 

I hope you’ll enjoy it! :)

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Documentation (1)

Assembly Guide (1)
Makita-drill-assembly.pdf

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hello, I have a milwaukee 2912-22. the mounts do not fit my drill. what is the chance you can make one to fit the drill. I have attached a picture of the handle from the drill.
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Hi, I think I should be able to prepare a mount for your model. Could you measure this in millimeters? Also, measurements of the depth and photos from both sides would be helpful. I will be absent for over a week, so I will get back to this in April.
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here are 3 pictures. If possible, can you make both mounts
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Someone really put thought into this 👍🏼 great model
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Thank you :)
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Hi, where can I find this part?
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This part is on plate 5, but there was a problem — they were not checked for print. I’ve updated the print profile; please check it now.
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Another idea for implementation.
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Try using rubber grommets for electrical junction boxes.
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Hi!!! can you make a mount for the Boschhammer GBH 2-28 DFV? it has a collar of 4,9 centimeters!
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Does anyone have a tip on how strong the spring needs to be or could you send me a suitable purchase link? Many thanks. @darioosz Insane work! Which CAD program did you use?
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Hi, i personally used some random spring from some spring set i bought at aliexpess :) i use Shapr3D for my projects
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Wow, if I hadn't bought the original already, I would definitely print this! Really awesome work there! Only thing I can point out is that the original has some rubber flaps around the drill bit, which actually helps a lot.
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Good idea, I’ll think about some kind of TPU attachment. :)
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Thanks alot!!!
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​"Could you tell me if PLA plastic will be strong enough, or should I use PETG instead?"
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