H2O Gassing system Tanks v2.0

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This is an attempt to create a comprehensive HHO system. Imagining that sufficient amps are fed through this system, it should produce enough HHO to enhance your car or truck's gas mileage. This design is printed upright and all that's needed is some properly sized screws and a rubber gasket or if you have Ninja Flex Filament, you can print a gasket. The large hole on the side is for a barb fitting to be threaded into it with a tap n die set, and the small hole on the other side is for a wire to be fed in with conductive material attached to the wire. Stuff the material and gently pull the wire back through the hole, then seal the hole with silicone. Running DC power to the wires, the positive side emits oxygen while the negative side emits hydrogen gas that comes out the top of the tanks and into the bubbler liquid that rises with the gas if any goes into the bubbler and the liquid is pulled down to the bottom of the bubbler where it's returned to the system via a barbed Tee tube fitting, also known as a 3-way barb fitting, between the tanks. You'll need to print two of these tanks, tee the tubed fittings coming from the larger holes on the side and tube them from the bottom of the bubbler to the Tee fitting between the tanks to bring the liquid back to the system that follows the gases to the bubbler. I printed this out to see how it would turn out and it came out wonderfully in PLA on my XYZ Da Vinci 1.0 extruder at a temperature of 225C and a bed temperature of 45C. I discovered a glue for the bed at one of my local dollar stores that I apply with a foam brush called MOD PODGE, which is a liquid glue that covers the bed great and creates a type of lamination on the bed that the PLA sticks to wonderfully. Try it out; it's only a dollar.