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Add an new parameter to control the max depth of the diverter.

depth_factor = 0.21;
(original design is 0.5, which is deeper)

With current setting, it can be printed with a 120mmx120mmx160mm 3D printer.

Additionally I added a curved bottom for the water chamber (the diameter of the curve is controlled by a new parameter curved_chamber_diameter) and removed a hose outlet.

The length of the top drip flag will be changed according to the depth factor.

Download files: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5854801

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