Daniele D

cults3d

I designed and printed these windows for various atomizers to always have a readily available stock, eliminating the problem of recharging, especially when I'm outside or at work. Additionally, if they break, they don't shatter easily. Now, when I purchase a new atomizer, the first thing I do is print a larger window, even if it's not completely transparent and refined, you can still see the liquid level. The plate has been set to 70°, the filament is made of food-grade Pet-G, with an extruder temperature of 230°, speed of 40. I used Cura for printing settings, and designed the windows using Open Scad. If anyone's interested, I can provide them with the Scad file, and by modifying the values, you can print windows for other atomizers as well. After printing, I recommend a thorough sanding with 150-grit filagrana paper, perform all insertion tests on the gasket, and then use coarse abrasives, first 400-grit and then 800/1000 to achieve a smoother surface.