Universal Dust Bag Dock Adapter
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Description
A parametric conversion plate designed to adapt universal slide-in dust bags to a specific vacuum auto-empty dock.
The model provides a baseline structure with a central suction tube for the dock interface and C-channel rails on the reverse side to capture the cardboard collar of a generic bag.
Design Notes
- Parametric setup: The code exposes variables for the dock plate footprint, suction tube diameters, and the universal bag's collar dimensions.
- Orientation: Built with the dock interface on one side and the bag rails on the other. You will need supports under the central tube if printed with the rails facing up.
- Tolerances: The default rails leave a standard 0.5mm clearance for a typical 3mm cardboard collar.
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