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My son bought this old plastic water can at a thrift store or garage sale, I don't remember. The spout was broken and he knows I'm trying to learn this CAD stuff so he brought it over and asked me to make him a new spout that was true to the original design.

It was an interesting project and I learned a lot of new CAD stuff! I also learned that I need better tools for doing my post production cleanup. Getting those supports off was a chore.

My son bought this old plastic water can at a thrift store or garage sale, I don't remember. The spout was broken and he knows I'm trying to learn this CAD stuff so he brought it over and asked me to make him a new spout that was true to the original design. It was an interesting project and I learned a lot of new CAD stuff! I also learned that I need better tools for doing my post production cleanup. Getting those supports off was a chore.
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So the threaded thing on the side is the cap for closing the container. that way it can't get lost, it's attached to the spout.

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Oh, that makes sense. I have seen those before. I knew I should have known what it was x.x