first of I know Fleshlight sleeves fit into the Kiiroo Keon case but there’s one problem I face with it, that is that they will rub against the inside of the Keon but I still want to use them with the Keon so I made this adapter in 2 or so hours yesterday. And despite one drawback I come to later I love it.
Have a look at the following pictures and let me explain what I’ve created.
Well it’s simply a “specialized FL cap” that has the ability to mount into your Keon.
So you just unscrew the cap of your FL case and screw the adapter on instead. It will then tighten around the sloped portion of the FL case so it won’t move much during use (and protect the tiny threads) and then add the cap back on top again. That’s it.
One thing I do recommend is adding foam tape on the inner bevel of the adapter as to not scratch your case but it works without as well.
Drawbacks
It sticks out, far (could have shortened it a bit but doesn’t matter much)
Batterylife of your keon might suffer because the FL Case with adapter is ~700g with sleeve where as the Keon’s is only ~550g
Technical stuff - 3D Printing
Now to the technical portion, I’ve printed mine on a Prusa Mini 2 and Prusa Slicer in ASA at 0.2mm layerheight,15% infill and you will need supports. The inner supports will be hard to remove but you can try disabling those in your slicer. Thingyverse Thing (updated link)
I modified that file to be a bit more tight fitting and friendly, it was very sharp. I’ve also designed a fleshlight case that fits the keon so it doesn’t weigh as much.
Very nice. I don’t have access to a 3D printer so I bought Kiiroo’s adapter ring quite a while ago.
Not sure if the same occurs with this 3D printed version but I find it squeezes the orifice entry causing most fleshlights to be too tight in the Kiiroo case + adapter ring. The only fleshlight I have found that is works out of my collection of ~35 is the Boost Blow. That orifice is loose enough that is is still usable with the Kiiroo adapter.
