Powerful 3D printed Vacuum Cleaner. Almost everything is printed except motor, electronics and some screws. Motor & Electronics cost ~ 10$
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Uploaded FreeCAD project file. Plan is to make project parametric.
First stl files, some pictures and description
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I have tried the same way to make the 3D printed vacuum for my program. Learn more about it.
it looks like a very different and unique idea I watched some of more similar projects here on https://cleanthese.com/
Nice project. But why not use a battery from am electric drill. As it is 3d printed it should be easy to support the most common brands.
Battery would likely increase the weight quite a bit, and would require more support structure (if I had to guess), which costs more filament. Certainly still an interesting modification idea
There is a plan to make a new version with a battery from a drill. Stay tuned ;)
Nice!
The battery probably needs to go underneath the grip so it stays balanced in the hand. You could have a mounting spot for various adapter plates there. Guess some flat, boxy batteries work best. Unless you want to have a stick battery that fits into the grip itself.
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It's good to see the 3D project use it as a house cleaning device for sewage clean up households. I like it.