9 models
Friend of mine asked me to make an overhead mount for their fan so here it is… Split the mount in two and used 3d printed threads to secure the two together to make installing easier. Tolerance for threads should be .3mm Also tried to…
Remote caddy for woozoo fan. Simply print it out (no supports needed, just print it upside down) and it clips directly onto the back of the fan and holds the remote in place. I printed it at 30% infill and it works fine.
I designed this shelf to support a round woozoo fan on a square bedpost (2.25" or 57mm). I was planning to print it flat on the bed up-side-down, but it has a 220mm diameter. To fit it on the 250x210mm Prusa bed, I had to print it at a…
Sturdy mount for mounting the WooZoo globe fan upside down
Simple remote holder for the Woozoo pedestal fan that snaps onto the units main shaft. I printed with PLA but PETG should also work..
The probably quietest, yet still powerful oscillating fan, the Iris Ohyama Woozoo PCF-SM12 , has one major flow: you can only use it standing on the floor. As i wanted to use this fan in my grow box, i needed some way of mounting it…
Never lose your Woozoo fan remote again! This sleek holder attaches directly to the fan base, keeping the remote conveniently stored when not in use. Designed for use with 3M Command strips, it offers effortless mounting and removal…
Protect your remote controller. The plastic of these controllers are very delicate and is very difficult to purchase a replacement one, so, its worth to protect it. Little filament needed, around 15 minute or less print.
Simple remote holder for the Woozoo pedestal fan that snaps onto the units main shaft. I printed with PLA but PETG should also work..
