Centrifugal Tower Water Pump 3D print model

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Fully printable centrifugal water pump. It allows cylinder motors up to 29mm in diameter to be mounted on its body. The shortest diameter of the body measures 30mm. Motor shafts should be at least 5mm high and made for a 2-2.4mm diameter shaft is suitable for the propeller. Everything was sealed with waterproof glue around the base thread, inside cables holes, between screws holding the motor in place, and a bit on the cover cap to get better flow results. This design allows multiple tubes up to 6mm or 10mm in diameter to be used easily. I personally printed this pump with PLA and it still works well after two months of underwater usage. The mounting process is very simple: just check if the shaft passes through the hole, put some glue inside the motor mount where screw holes are located, apply it on the other side, place the motor in its slot, secure it with two M3 screws, plug the motor into current supply and check if the shaft rotates properly. If not, apply lubricant or enlarge a bit of the hole. Proceed to placing the propeller and make sure it is hand-pressed securely into position. Plug the motor again and ensure that everything rotates firmly. Next step is soldering cables onto the motor, passing them through holes while applying glue on both ends if necessary. Once completely dry, your new homemade water pump is ready for use. Hardware Requirements: Two M3x10mm screws of any length based on mounted motor needs Two M3x10mm screw and nut combinations for securing the pump's end Two additional M3 screws that can attach to ground or support according to installation plans. DCMotor diameter of up to 29mm, measuring a total height of 55mm. 1 meter-long cable capable of providing current necessary to power underwater activities safely Silicone-based or equivalent water-resistant glue with perfect plastic adhesion qualities for the base and internal holes of this device. A compatible Power Supply Unit tailored towards each unique setup needs