For enthusiasts looking to combine the sensations of Fleshlight sleeves with the kinetic power of the Kiiroo Keon, a common issue arises: rubbing and potential damage due to ill-fitting components. As a DIY solution to this problem, a custom 3D printed adapter emerges, offering a seamless integration. This article explores this innovative adapter, designed to bridge the gap between Fleshlight cases and the Keon, ensuring a smoother, more enjoyable experience.
The ingenious adapter is essentially a specialized cap, meticulously crafted to replace the standard Fleshlight case cap. Its design allows for direct mounting onto the Kiiroo Keon, effectively eliminating the unwanted friction. Installation is straightforward: simply unscrew the original cap from your Fleshlight case and replace it with the 3D printed adapter. The adapter is engineered to tighten securely around the sloped section of the Fleshlight case, providing a stable and wobble-free connection during operation. For added protection against scratches, particularly for your Fleshlight case, applying foam tape to the inner bevel of the adapter is recommended, though it functions effectively even without this extra layer.
Close-up of a DIY 3D printed Fleshlight adapter designed for Kiiroo Keon, showcasing its intricate design.
Fleshlight case modified with a 3D printed adapter attached, ready for Keon integration, demonstrating a seamless fit.
However, this 3d Printed Fleshlight adapter does come with a couple of minor drawbacks. Firstly, it extends the overall length of the setup considerably. While this extension doesn’t critically impede functionality, it’s a noticeable change in profile. Secondly, the added weight from the Fleshlight case and adapter combination, approximately 700g with a sleeve, compared to the Keon’s native 550g, might impact the Keon’s battery life over extended sessions.
The 3D printed Fleshlight adapter in action with Kiiroo Keon, fully extended, illustrating the adapter's functionality and extended reach.
Kiiroo Keon with the 3D printed Fleshlight adapter and Fleshlight case, fully retracted, showing the compact setup despite the adapter.
For those inclined towards DIY and 3D printing, creating this adapter is within reach. The adapter was successfully printed on a Prusa Mini 2 using Prusa Slicer, with ASA material at a 0.2mm layer height and 15% infill, requiring supports during printing. While inner supports might pose a removal challenge, slicer settings can be adjusted to minimize or eliminate them. The 3D model file for this 3D printed Fleshlight adapter is conveniently available on Thingiverse, allowing you to download and produce your own adapter to enhance your Kiiroo Keon and Fleshlight experience. Explore further discussions and insights on this topic in related forums like the Erosccripts forum.
