hi,
nice remix! but i want to point out that the original model from jefffriesen doesn't require any cutting! I see that the nice angled cruves in the original modell have been replaced by a straight edge.

the seam on the original model had a very slight gap in 3d model and is not straight but angled to prevent any leakage when the clip is fastened on. you can see there is a gap so it in theory should not fuse together.

however, my first print of jefffriesen's model the seam did fuse due to my settings. I had to cut it but was not satisfied with the end result. i threw that print into failed print bin.

It is fixed by making sure to print outer perimeters first - then by making sure the z seam is not located inside the seam of the model. After that, it was easily pulled apart and required no cutting while still maintaining the angled curves for preventing leaks.

Another tip for anyone look to print this: make sure to enable 'avoid crossing perimeters' to avoid have a seam on the inside where the nozzle would cross over to start the next layer. I didn't on my second test and the nozzle deposited a little bit of TPU on the inside of the mold causing a very rough looking inner seam. Having this enabled ensures a perfectly circular inner tube.

Works perfectly - all printed with Fiberlogy Fiberflex 40D (TPU) with a maximum volumetric speed of 1.75mm2/s.
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