Electrical Compressor
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Due to the recent incidents (things appearing on ebay) I just want to make something very clear:
I do not allow any commercial use of my STL-files, my designs and my photos!
Description:
Maybe some of you remember my compressor wheel? http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:53455
Nice to print but pretty much useless without a casing. So... I made a casing.
All you need is a motor and a battery. The backplate is designed to match a motor from an 1:18 RC model car (LRP Fusion Micro Modified 370). Hook it up to a battery and enjoy fresh, compressed air.
The compressor wheel has to spin clockwise.
Here is a video showing the compressor at work: http://youtu.be/LF_rRPDeT54
EDIT:
I uploaded some models that are laying flat.
Instructions
Print all three parts. You might want to use support for the compressor.
Bolt the motor to the blackplate and press-on the compressor wheel to the motor shaft.
Bolt the backplate to the compressor. The holes are designed for M2x8 bolts.
Disclaimer:
This work by blecheimer is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
You are not allowed to copy this model to other 3D printing websites without my permission.