Scubapro G500 adjustment tool 3D print model

[luE]

Just wanted to share my 3D printable model of the adjustment tool for Scubapro G500.

I have never used or seen the original tool, but this one works quite well for me. I hope someone will find it useful.

Scubapro G500 adjustment tool by luE MakerWorld: Download Free 3D Models

Adjustment tool for Scubapro G500 2nd stage regulator.Should be printed with 100% infill, for best air tightness.Required O-rings:AS568-013 1pcs (Can use the one from plug)AS568-012 1pcs (Can use the one from plug)AS568-007 2pcsAS568-006 1pcsLubrication of o-rings, and light sanding of tool...

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[Mobulai]

Tak! I was looking to buy one but shipping it from scubatools is a bit prohibitive to Germany
I’ll give this a try on my 250HP/500/600s

 

[davehicks]

That looks very nice! I like the really clean and professional design. But I am curious if there is something about the G500 that requires a model specific tool? [edit] Does this just work on the micro adjustment and not the primary orifice? [/edit]

A few years ago, I made a similar generic 2nd stage adjustment tool that works on most regulators.

Scuba 2nd Stage Regulator adjustment tool by awkward_swine MakerWorld: Download Free 3D Models

Boost MeIf you like this design, please give it a Boost to help support my 3D printing habit. It will be much appreciated! This is a handy tool that is used to adjust and tune a 2nd Stage Scuba Regulator. It is a customize screwdriver like tool that perfectly fits into the barrel of a 2nd stage...

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[Mobulai]

But I am curious if there is something about the G500 that requires a model specific tool? [edit] Does this just work on the micro adjustment and not the primary orifice

Microadjust side, it seals the balanced chamber with the pneumatic anti-set feature
G250HP, g500, 1st gen s600 all had that specific „quirk“ then SP introduced a knob upgrade that eliminated the need for a special tool

 

[rhwestfall]

nice!

 

[luE]

Tak! I was looking to buy one but shipping it from scubatools is a bit prohibitive to Germany
I’ll give this a try on my 250HP/500/600s

Please let me know if you have any suggestions for improvements.
The tool stem is a bit fragile, so I don't recommend printing it in PLA.

 

[happy-diver]

Wow, you guys and your inventions, and those machines, just wow!

 

[davehicks]

Please let me know if you have any suggestions for improvements.
The tool stem is a bit fragile, so I don't recommend printing it in PLA.

You might want to try printing it at a 45deg angle in an effort to make the stem stronger. This is often helps with parts like this one.