Drain container Bosch Washing Machine Series 6 - Free 3D Print Model

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skydragon81

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After I became aware of the model by @Gorilla Labs (https://makerworld.com/en/models/2136657-siemens-bosch-washing-machine-drain-funnel#profileId-2314223) and printed it for our machine, I had to realize that my Bosch was apparently a different model.

So I sat down and designed a version of the drain container for our machine. Several test prints were necessary until it finally fit.

I have a Bosch Series 6 Vario Perfect

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@klinke

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The rounding of the attachment piece fits perfectly on my Siemens IQ700, however, the attachment would need to be pulled up a bit higher on both sides, as the water drains too quickly (even though I drained it via the hose beforehand ;-)) and splashes over the edge. I have marked the spots red in the picture. Would that be feasible? Thanks for your effort

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@skydragon81

Hi Thanks for the feedback I'll try to get it done in the next few days

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@user_1263646522

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smart design

@user_3546274955

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that was really bad. not only does the picture not match the printed part - but there is also a lot of free spaghetti on top when printing

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@skydragon81

Even negative feedback is good feedback. So far I haven't had any problems with the model. I only had spaghetti when my print plates weren't clean or I selected the wrong plate

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@user_3543586634

I have no idea what you printed but the picture is exactly the model I don't have spaghetti either just set up the printer correctly

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@user_3546274955

Replying to @user_3543586634 :

It's quite clear now that you have no idea 😉

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@user_2468150810

I printed off both parts, how do they fit together?

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@skydragon81

You don't have to put the lint into the slot in the collection container. The long end towards the washing machine

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@PrintNoob86

Super print and fits perfectly for a Siemens IQ500! Thanks

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@skydragon81

Thank you, I'm glad it fits. I would appreciate a boost if you are satisfied with my work. ;-)

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@Borodan

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I printed the model in PETG with support interfaces in PLA. Mechanically precise joining of the two parts was not a problem with gentle force. However, I still need to work on the delicate opening of the outlet on the washing machine - the first time half of the water went down the drain in the initial rush

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@user_1720870967

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still water on the floor….

@CoolGuy_1995

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@amosella

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@Der_ich

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