Custom Ducting with Scrap Duct Work with F3D
Description
Custom Ducting with Scrap Duct Work with F3D (so you can easily customize to fit your needs) It's VERY hot in Ohio this week. I already posted a Duct Booster design earlier. But some of my other vents required some more custom duct work. In this design I combined scrap duct work that were lying around, with 3D print. I could easily print the whole thing, but why waste plastic... I am including the F3D too, so you can also do the same. Mix it up with scrap and prints! The fan I use is a 420CFM 8 inch Inline Grow Fan: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09PDMR12B/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B09PDMR12B&linkCode=as2&tag=voiyt-20&linkId=c25aef72a94e9542ff1a4ca300dc2054 The Duct Booster 1, 2 & 3 prints in Vase Mode with 1mm bottom at 0.1mm resolution. Prints within 4 hours each. I use the high resolution, to ensure there are no gaps in the print at the overhanging angles, since it's a vase mode. And the cover prints normally without any supports and takes about 4 hours. No hardware necessary for install. Works great for HVAC in old homes where the upstairs is always 6 degrees off the main floor. There are some duct boosters in the market that costs over 65 bucks, but has very low power - only about 70 CFM. This is great because: 1 - Control from the room 2 - Low noise and low power (45W) 3 - 420 CFM!!! 4 - Suction is more efficient in old houses, since boosting from basement is less effective 5 - Easy 1 minute installation 6 - No screws / hardware required - just slots into the vent 7 - Fan is a 8” Grow Fan from Homedepot - $30 each 8 - Literally blows the competition away - LOL 9 - When you move, just take it with you If you like what I do, buy me a coffee from the link below. :-) http://paypal.me/avicode
Statistics
Likes
0
Downloads
0