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A water bottle dryer using a 120mm computer fan.

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Here is a water bottle dryer I've designed. Primarily for cycling water bottles but can be used for any type of bottle with a wide mouth. Yeti, RTIC, Hydroflask, & even Baby bottles, etc.  

I made this so a 120mm computer fan is used to move a lot of air at such a low db volume you have a hard time hearing it. I also set this up with 2 USB connections so there wouldn't be a plug in power issue or outlet adapters. Just use one of the USB plug ins you already own. 

I used a fan by Noctua that runs at 22.6 db to keep things quite. 

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The wire to connect the fan to the USB switch wire. I bought this 2 pack because I knew I'd be making more then one. This cable is available in a single pack as well. 

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The USB switch wire.

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I Used PLA by, Duramic, Overture, Prusament, Hatchbox, & Geetech. I like the outcome and finish the most when using Overture PLA & PLA+ also Duramic PLA & PLA+

This is gonna be a long print taking about 28hrs with 10% infil & a small amount of supports.

If printing the STL file, Using supports for the front holes isn't really necessary because the flat part is close enough to bridge. Maybe a few lines might droop but it won't hurt & will save some time.  

 

 

 

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