Dyna-Heat v4 1120 Pelican Case Induction Heater

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<p>I'm a lefty so if it looks backwards, thats why.</p> <p>This is the culmination of countless hours modeling, printing, modifying, redoing everything, and probably even a few tears.</p> <p>You'll need a 3d printer or access to one, a soldering iron and associated solder, flux. You'll also need 14 gauge wire.</p> <p>Introducing the Dyna-Heat! A crushproof, watertight, and ready for whatever you throw at it. Unless you're throwing something that can break a pelican case.</p> <p>Powered by 3 18650 batteries, this induction heater is ready for your next overnight trip, a camping weekend, or just laying on the couch.</p> <p>I wanted to stick with a 70's aesthetic for this, similar to the <a href="https://old.reddit.com/r/Dynavap/comments/ehfqvb/my_3d_printed_vapcap_poker_and_abv_storage_the/">Dyna Trash</a> I made late last year. I took inspiration from the <a href="https://www.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/logo/logo_8.html">IMB logo</a> that they introduced in 1972.</p> <p>I'm collecting the full BOM and cost breakdown as well as uploading the 3d printed files for anyone to freely use.</p> <h3>Bill of Materials:</h3> <p>(No affiliate links used)</p> <p>| Item | Quantity | link | Price (USD) | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Pelican 1120 | 1 | Link | $32 | | IH Module | 1 | Link | $13 | | Momentary power switch | 1 | Link | $9 | | Mosfet | 1 | Link | $7 | | Normally Closed switch | 1 | Link | $8 | | Glass Slide | 1 | Link | $4 | | Volt Meter | 1 | Link | $11 | | LEDs | 1 | Link | $9 | | Battery case | 1 | Link | $8 | | BMS Battery saver | 3 (1 each) | Link | $15 ($5/each) | | PETG filament (B/W) | 2 (1 each) | White Black | $44 ($21-23/each) | | _ | _ | Total | $160 |</p> Category: Hobby