July 14, 2025
Description
Introducing SwapCap, a modular design system in which youu can swap out customized “discs” to give your AIO Pump Cap a sense of personality!
I saw how there were many models showing diferent games and logos made on the pump caps, but I didn't want to have to print a new cover or every design if I ever changed my mind or just wanted a new look. So I made this :) The only thing you will need to print if you change your mind is just the 30 minute disc rather than the entire shroud, which means you can get some really intricate and colourful designs on here, even with an older printer like my Ender 3!
Multicolor Printing:
I made sure that these prints can be easily printed with a simple filament change at the specific layer, so you dont need an AMS, MMS, ect. The same applies for the 3 and 4 coloured designs. Most Designs Change at Layer 22
Print Instructions:
These are the parameters I personally sed to print on my Ender 3. However, you can change the settings to whatever is best for you, these are just what I found work best on an old machine like mine.
Designs:
I've included designs from a bunch of games such as Halo, R.E.P.O, Star Wars and many more. I've also added Playstation and Xbox logos, the Nintendo logo might be added but I don't want to risk a lawsuit from them, but I'll start reading and find out ;) . I'll definitely be adding more designs along the way, but I've also added a blank disc as well incase you want to add your own designs
If you have any suggestions or request for a certian logo or design, just let me know in the comments :)
Inserting The Discs/Tips:
Insterting is as simple as insterting the disc into the cutout hole. This may be a bit tricky depending on your printers tolerance levels. I suggest slightly scaling down the print by 2-3% depending on how hard it is to instert the disc.
I personally set my tolerance levels in Cura to “exclusive”, which is how I can get these models printed on my older Ender 3 V2. I personally didn't need to sand down or scale any models and I can swap discs with ease.
Swapping The Discs Out:
It's as simple as removing the cap from the PC, then simply pushing the disc out from the hole at the back. If you have trouble doing this, uust sand the discs down, or if your are printing a new disc, scale it down a bit so it can fit in easier.
Updates:
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License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Nameless Maker
