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Container for Ultrasonic Mist Maker by prushik
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 3 months ago
You know those stupid little ultrasonic fog maker things that you always see? Awesome right? Well, except for a few problems, they always need 24v and never come with a power supply, and they spray water all over the place, and you can never find a container big enough to contain the spray. Well, here is my solution, a cute little box that should block spray from escaping, but allow the fog/mist to flow freely.
The mister sits in the bottom part which gets filled with water, the cord goes through the little hole in the side and the rubber stopper should fit snugly in the hole, the top part sits on top. When plugged in, the spray is blocked by the flaps that hang down from the top, but the fog can flow around the flaps and out through the openings on the other side. The outer edge of the bottom part is raised, where the inner edge of the top is raised, allowing the two parts to fit nicely together, and preventing and water dripping down the sides from exiting the container. A pretty neat solution I think, plus it looks cute, like some kind of ancient artefact maybe.
You will have to find your own 24v power supply though, can't print those (yet).
There are two version, the first version is smaller, it works, but doesn't allow very much fog to get out. Second version is bigger and has bigger openings, and should allow much more fog to escape, it should also accommodate slightly larger foggers.
The mister sits in the bottom part which gets filled with water, the cord goes through the little hole in the side and the rubber stopper should fit snugly in the hole, the top part sits on top. When plugged in, the spray is blocked by the flaps that hang down from the top, but the fog can flow around the flaps and out through the openings on the other side. The outer edge of the bottom part is raised, where the inner edge of the top is raised, allowing the two parts to fit nicely together, and preventing and water dripping down the sides from exiting the container. A pretty neat solution I think, plus it looks cute, like some kind of ancient artefact maybe.
You will have to find your own 24v power supply though, can't print those (yet).
There are two version, the first version is smaller, it works, but doesn't allow very much fog to get out. Second version is bigger and has bigger openings, and should allow much more fog to escape, it should also accommodate slightly larger foggers.