Our tub faucet, while quite expensive, was designed terribly. I decided to make an adapter to fix it and while I was at it made a number of modular spouts that provide different options for how the water comes out.
The model comes with a faucet base adapter that is attached to the tub faucet (I used silicone tape which worked very well and then covered the faucet in a safety cover to hide the connection which we had for the kids anyway – see video). To get better results there is a small space between the faucet adapter and the laminar flow holes which you can cut a piece of scotch brite scour pad into, which will reduce the turbulence of the water coming into the laminar flow holes and create a better result.
I made several additional spouts that you can see in the video. If your water gets very hot I would print in PETG, you can also print in color changing filement (see video) which provides a really cool effect but if your water is too hot it can deform. Getting the tolerances right is important and you may need to adjust slicer settings or do a bit of sanding to make sure they fit tight but not so tight you cannot get them on and off. For instance, the elephant spout module in the video I printed with too loose of tolerances so it leaks a bit, but wasn't bad enough to care about re-printing it.
NOTE: If your faucet is installed improperly/not sealed well this adapter can create back pressure and shoot water into the wall if too much pressure is created
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