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Dewalt 611 dust shoe and deflector

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  • AirGuide.stl
  • AirGuide_A.stl
  • AirGuide_C.stl
  • AirGuide_D.stl
  • AirGuide_E.stl
  • Bristle_Holder.stl
  • DustShoe.stl
  • Lever.stl
  • Shoe_for_bristles.stl

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Publication date 2022-01-17 at 10:11
Design number 610713

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3D printer file info

3D model description

Dust shoe for dewalt 611 router

Locking lever to change tool (rotate spindle to find lock position, then pull the lever up)
Direct suction above the tool.
Detachable AirGuide (has tight fit and stays on by attaching to the layers of the print)
Collet nut tightening works with the router's own flat wrench
Installs in 30 seconds!

Bristle shoe addded - stays in place with 6pcs 10x2mm neodymium magnets (glued with superglue) The groove for bristles is 3mm deep and 2.5mm wide.

Print your own bristles with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3929569

3D printing settings

Print Settings

Rafts:
No

Supports:
No

Resolution:
0.6

Infill:
20%

Filament brand:
Frontier Fila

Filament color:
White / Transparent

Filament material:
PETG

Notes:
This model prints without supports - note that the extrusion width is 0.8mm, and the model is optimized for it at the funnel part. I have 0.8 nozzle. Print speed is 40 mm/s with volcano extruder with 220C. Print shell from inside to out 3 perimeters, 4 top and bottom layers.

Print time was 2h 40min. I really like the big nozzle, quick, bit ruff but hey it works.

I decided to use 0.6 layers all the way up. For Air Guide use transparent filament and 0.4 layer height.

Lever is printed with 0.2 layers with 0.4 extrusion width.

You can anyhow print this with 0.4 mm nozzle with 0.4 mm extrusion width. Choose perimeters and layers what makes most sense with your printer...

Post-Printing
Remove the sacrificial layer on router hole.

Use hack saw blade, or cutter knife to remove build in supports of the tightening strap.

Finally use 4mm screws to attach the lever and tightening strap.

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