Motorcycle Chain Lubricator - Free 3D Print Model

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M_3D.LAB

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 30% infill

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ITA: I created this spray dispenser out of necessity to lubricate the motorcycle chain without making a mess and to avoid dirtying other parts or the floor. It is suitable for all cans.

You simply need to take 8 mini magnets, 4/5mm in size, for the lid and a sponge to cut and insert into the small reservoir. Secure the can with a cable tie and insert the nozzle extension into the hole.

Happy maintenance of your motorbikes!

ENG: I created this spray dispenser out of necessity to lubricate the motorcycle chain without making a mess and to avoid dirtying other parts or the floor. Suitable for all cans.

You just need to take 8 mini 4/5mm magnets for the lid and a sponge to cut and insert into the small reservoir. Secure the can with a cable tie and insert the nozzle extension into the hole.

Happy maintenance of your motorbikes!

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@Tomozak

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Perfect print, not tested yet but for sure it will work perfectly! Update: I tested it in action—works perfectly! The chain is well-lubricated and the bike stays clean. Thanks a lot! 🙌🏍️💨

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@M_3D.LAB

Thank you! 🙏

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@jhalye

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Not sure if it’ll fit my Honda cans and straws as they haven’t arrived yet, but this design looks great!

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@M_3D.LAB

Thanks! It's universal so it should be fine!

@JoeStahl

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I printed this in 0.08mm for a better appearance and it printed very nicely. I do recommend for anyone planning to print this to get the right magnets for the job though. I only had smaller magnets laing around and unfortunately they just barely hold the plate on the lubricator. This results in the plate falling off while using the lube.

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@M_3D.LAB

Thank you so much! you need the right magnets😁

@marck007

What are the required magnet dimensions, height and width

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@M_3D.LAB

Hello, 5x2 mm

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@marck007

Replying to @M_3D.LAB :

It's 5x2 but it's too small🥲

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@M_3D.LAB

Replying to @marck007 :

Are you sure? I need to check the file

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@user_4279006424

Excellent It appears to be one of the best available However I've noticed it only has a single lubrication channel Why not use two for even and optimal lubrication

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@M_3D.LAB

Hello, thank you! I conducted several tests, with multiple outlet holes, but I observed significant waste and overspray. This one, in my opinion, is the most suitable. I might upload the other version later. 😁

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@user_4279006424

Replying to @M_3D.LAB :

Thank you! I will certainly try this first version and eagerly await the second. Other oilers I've tried had the straw inlet positioned high or in awkward locations for my motorcycle, which also has a chain guard. Other oilers are too bulky and spray oil everywhere

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@M_3D.LAB

Replying to @user_4279006424 :

I'm happy to help! If you have any other requests, I can design them for you

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@user_3645907022

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simple yet effective

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@M_3D.LAB

thank you!🙏

@user_1927553942

do you have the file for the circle on top?

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@M_3D.LAB

I can add a plain black one so you can personalize it, although it’s very easy to do👍

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@user_1927553942

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yes please!! thank you!

@SirPrintzalot

Curious what kind of sponge did you use? Did you adhere it to the bottom or is it just sitting in there? I plan on printing this to get my bike ready for Summer, I've used others but they made a mess.

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@M_3D.LAB

The sponge is just a snap-on, so you can use any type you like, as long as it absorbs the lubricant. Yes, this one was designed to make as little mess as possible.👍