Replacement Safety Cover for Vosentech Microfogger 5 Pro

This is just a simple direct-replacement safety cover for the Vosentech MicroFogger 5 Pro handheld smoke generator. I drew and printed it after my original cracked when my hand slipped trying to snap a Loc-Line fitting directly** to the device.

Whereas the original design had a thin, coarsely-packed hex perforation modeled directly into the top cover, I chose instead to model a solid body and have the slicer to fill in the perforated pattern for me. I also made the perforations a bit thicker overall. 

This approach makes the solid modeling simpler, but requires a bit of a trick in the slicer. The following instructions use PrusaSlicer terminology, but most slicers should be able to handle the general concept:

• Import the provided STL. It actually contains two solid bodies.
• Right click on the object and “Split → To Parts”
• For the cover-plate component lying on the bed, right click and add property modifiers as follows:
  • Infill → Fill Angle: 0º, Fill Density: 25%, Fill Pattern: Honeycomb 
  • Layers and Perimeters → Top and Bottom Solid Layers: 0, Perimeters: 6
• Slice!

The settings and resulting slice should look something like this:

A PrusaSlicer *.3mf is provided that demonstrates this setup.

Note: Because the heating coil and fog-juice chamber get quite warm during extended use, it is not recommended to print this in PLA. I used this PETG and things are fine – ASA, ABS, PC, etc. would also work well.

This accepts one 10mm x 3mm refrigerator magnet.

**p.s., Don't do this. Take the Loc-Line adapter off and use a proper tool. Or, heat the fitting slightly to ease the snap-fit.