Fursuit paw dryer

I wasn't happy with the other options for 3D printable fursuit paw driers so I designed my own that has a good mix of durability, stability, and a compact size for transportation while disassembled. I also designed it to fit everything from small to moderately large paws with a narrow option for paws with a narrow wrist.

This is a press fit design so you may need to do a test print and scale the parts so they fit. You shouldn't scale the top and bottom adapters. Only scale the legs and frames as needed for them to press fit.

Things you need to buy for 1 dryer:

• 1 x 80MM PC fan.
• 1 x suitable 12V power supply and a way to plug that supply into the fans.
• 4 x extra PC fan screws (because the fan will only come with 4 and you need 8 in total)

Required prints for 1 dryer:

• 1 x Fan Bottom Adapter (legs side)
• 1 x Fan Top Adapter (drying side)
• 1 x Leg 1
• 1 x Leg 2
• 1 x of any Frame 1
• 1 x of the same Frame 2

Optional:

• Additional Frame sizes
• 4 x 130MM or 160MM airflow blocker (diameter) for paws with a large enough opening to fall past the fan or allow too much air to circulate out the bottom opening.
  • There are 3 versions of each size depending on how you prefer to print
  • Horizontal: This is probably the easiest version to print, but comes with layer weakness in the press fit clip.
  • Vertical: Better strength on the press fit clip.
  • Vertical, Custom support: Custom support built into the model designed to make thin vertical objects much easier to print. You will need flush cutters to remove the support cleanly.

None of the options for the airflow blocker are perfect. They all have layer weakness on one part or another which I'm not really happy about. But I'm done with this project and don't want to bother trying to optimize out the layer weakness any further.