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where do you publish your STLs?

What material did you use to repair?

If you don't explain what you're doing you should change the title from "how to make" to "watch me make".. Its not a how to if you're just looking for attention..

perfect! thx

I notice you have pressure going into both sides. This would work much better if you had pressure only going into the "scoop" side and left the other side open.

Nice job. Thqnk u for sharing. I like how technical u got in ur numbers. Thank u again

How long does something like that take to print?

It is more efficient to use copper on the cold side

Thankyou

Hey do you fix moped scooter fender parts etc

Great work. I think I would've found a "breaker" and just replaced all the damaged panels.

Me after finding the STL file: “ YOU WONT GET IT TILL YOU PRY IT FROM MY COLD DEAD HANDS”

Why isnt there humidity measuring for every diy dehumidifier? They always show temperature measuring which is not the purpose of the diy.

thanks! im gonna use this to make a replica of one of my favorite fallout cars: the Atomic V-8(corvega is the company)

will I be able to do the same using PLA filement.

Was just researching some methods. This is along the lines of what I was thinking but not exactly. For some interior parts in mind I was thinking a 3d printed skeleton to stretch fabric over. Basically the old school method of building a wood frame, but replaced with a plastic honeycomb or something. I think there would definitely be potential there. One thing I can think of is fitting a speaker pod. Warm the frame up a bit and aim the speaker as needed, then glass. Seems easier in concept than shimming, checking, shimming, rechecking. Could provide a cleaner method than clay for custom panels and dashboards and what not too.

Seems a whole lot simpler to just 3D print the part and use it instead of making a 3D printed mold and using fiberglass. Plenty of good fiber infused filaments that are strong, flexible, and made for this.

Did you add a release agent or did the epoxy (?) Release easily from the petg?

Hello. How much time it took for 3d printer to print that part?

nice

good

great

It's not 30 seconds.

too smal motors

simple

May i get stl file of this bro

Hello! The device seems to be working great, but there's something you can change for the next ones, as the air velocity is slower in the center of the blade, so is the pressure, as the blades tries to push the air back, it will return from the center, reducing overall efficiency of the device. To increase efficiency and pressure, design something in the middle of the blades in order to avoid air returning from it, it will also reduce noise. I recommend getting inspiration from those inline air duct fans. Nice project by the way!

A dehumidifier is most efficient when you heat up the air before it reaches the cool radiator. - it makes the air absorb extra moisture from air outside the system. The problem with peltiers is they don't have enough space between each phase to allow efficient absorption. So water cooling the hot side, could be a good method to move the hot radiator, closer to an intake of the system and further away from the cold radiator. (And defrosts the device during time it's interval off cycle. Since peltiers produce more heat than they move.) One thing I've been exploring is whether there is a benefit of forced air flow. If hot were on bottom and cold on top. The heat would rise super quick to fill in the lack of energy. And it should suck ambient air into the system as it rises. Along with pushing the rechilled air above, back out. (Not easy / efficient to move heat downwards with just air. You pretty much need to put the heat energy into a liquid.)

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The block is cool and you printed it? I take it you have no issues with moisture in your fillment no? Ive been wanting to make one for my rolls.

We should collaborate with each other in youtube posts

good job

Your supports come off so easy. You did a nice job on this steering wheel spinner. Take care.

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Arduino + stepper motors. Good idea

Awesome

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Cool

Simplicity is king for sure. Nice work fella.

You add the missing element on a 3d printer;) the future has come

How did you create your STI files of the part you need to replace??

cool

PLEASE LUMEN

вообще ничего не понял...что, зачем, про что? одни колеса увидел и всё.

Cool

So cool

8:45 Great Timelapse

One of the simplest yet best designs I’ve seen yet. Keep up the great work. I subscribed so that I can see more of this

Good job

Καλημέρα.. Θα ήθελα να ρωτισω τι υγρό ρίχνεις μαζι μετον πολυεστερα;