DIY Mini Ultrasonic Humidifier
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DIY ultrasonic humidifier compatible with PET bottles, uses a cheap water atomising module.
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Model information
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- Printables
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- Office
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I've had a cheap water atomising module for a long time that has not been used for any purpose yet, so I decided to design a DIY humidifier set. It can be used both with and without a PET bottle.
The model is pretty small (only 11 x 6.5 x 2.3 mm), so it can be transported easily. The disadvantage of the size, however, is that it shouldn't be used with larger PET bottles, since the humidifier could tip over.
Can be used for:
- Humidifying dry places
- Aromatherapy
- Humidifying to make an optimal environment for plants
- Smoke effect for photos, videos, animations...
Now, the atomising disc holder Fusion 360 file is available independently of the humidifier.
Printing
- Should be printable with no supports (at least my Bambu Lab A1 Mini printed it with no flaws)
- The possible flaw that may emerge is the failure of printing the inner threads (you can add some supports here if you want to)
- I recommend printing the PET bottle and atomising piezo holding part with a 100% infill to prevent water from sinking through the model.
- Printed with Bambu Lab's black and white PLA filaments
A complete assembly guide is available on Instructables