Description
Since I needed to cover a pipe outdoors, I used ASA as the material. However, if the part is located indoors, you can easily print it in standard PLA. The object is designed to fit into 125 mm pipes; the section that slides inside the pipe (or wall) is 123 mm, leaving a bit of extra space to add a gasket if needed (I used Teflon tape, but simple silicone would work as well).
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License
Standard Digital File License
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You are prohibited from sharing, sub-licensing, selling, renting, hosting, transferring, or distributing the digital file or 3D printed versions of this object, as well as any other derivative work in either digital or physical form (including remixes).You are not allowed to use the objects in any manner that involves charging money or collecting fees without permission.
