Vertical dryer on a broomstick (SCUBA diving equipment and more)
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Originally for drying diving equipment and specifically diving booties, but ended up for many other things.
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I started creating it because drying diving booties is more efficient when they are hanging upside down, but ended up creating a whole vertical rack for all the small diving equipment. And once it was done, it turned out useful for drying just about anything - shoes, boxing gloves and what not (will soon update with usage pics). So sharing.
Inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4926201, but the original didn't fit my needs and I had no piping available, so decided to create my own.
The whole thing consists of a few types of hangers mounted on a standard metal-plastic broomstick with diameter of ~22mm, and fits tight. Screw the parts in place with self-drilling screws after positioning, the holes are already marked.
The hangers types:
- Booties - consists of 2 parts, the base and the legs, to reach the necessary width and distance from the broomstick. Meant for hanging the booties nose-up, similar to ski/snowboard boots.
- Short generic - 6 vertical poles of ~10cm length for hanging anything that fits.
- Long generic - 6 vertical poles of ~18cm length for hanging light stuff like diving gloves, hoods etc. Please note that these are high and slower speeds / Z-hop might be needed, depending on your printer.
Print Settings
- Rafts: No
- Supports: No
- Resolution: 0.2
- Infill: 15% and up
- Filament material: Anything should work, I used PLA
- Notes: For all parts except generic_long, 15% probably should be enough on a well tuned printer. For generic_long, more infill might be useful.