Neato Dirtbin.. redesign (STL Available)

[sutty86]

Thinking this might fix my problem, now where do I find a cheap 3d printer

[sutty86]

Any one still using this,

[LazyRoomba]

I'm still using this to this day. Still working as designed

[sutty86]

I have just been looking at 3d printers but don't have a clue ,
So have ordered a company to build me one for £18 delivered which is a fair price, will donate you a beer also
Is it worth investing in a printer

[sutty86]

Just bought some filters and foam off eBay dirt cheap

[sutty86]

Any tips on the gaskets, bin has arrived but getting low suction

[LazyRoomba]

Any tips on the gaskets, bin has arrived but getting low suction

Could use Silicon, or a hot glue gun. On my bot, I've not used anything, and the suction is pretty decent.

[sutty86]

Would your bot easily pick up oats flakes?
Mine really struggles

[famewolf]

This bin has been a great upgrade. The only frustration I have is it no longer detects when it's full so if it fills up 1/2 way through the house it's gonna keep on going and not really pick up much after that resulting in needing to run it multiple times. I also have the occasional issue with it thinking it's dirt bin is out when it's not but typically easily resolved. I had wondered if any additional improvements had been made since the initial release which I found through yeggi.com where a re-print might be worthwhile.

[LazyRoomba]

I no longer use the original software that was used for the initial design. I'm still using the very first prototype to this day, and my bot did suffer with a failed dirt bin switch. I just shorted it when I had to fix the bot a little while ago.

Their isn't much improvement needed in the design, as it's already maximizing capacity along with suction.