Handheld cordless workshop blower (add-on to turbine blower)

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These are add-on parts to transform the superior "Turbine Blower for 540-sized Motors by JolietDelta" http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:667480/ into a portable cordless workshop blower. It is extremely useful as a handheld powerful air duster for cleaning your belongings and is conveniently cordless. The parts comprise of: 1) An intake cover 2) A handle 3) A switch mount and 4) A battery box You will also need: a) 4 x wood screws (I used 6g x 12mm Self Tapper screws) to connect the parts to the turbine housing feet. b) 1x button switch (I used this one from Jaycar: http://www.jaycar.com.au/Electromechanical-Components/Switches/Pushbutton/IP67-Rated-Dome-Pushbutton-Switch-Red/p/SP0657) c) 5 x 3mm screws to secure the intake cover d) 1x Tamiya 540 Silver Can motor; 1 x Small lipo (http://www.fishpond.com.au/Toys/Thunder-Power-RC-G6-Pro-Lite-25C-1350mAh-2-Cell2S-74V-Lipo-Battery-Thunder-Power-RC/9999076091900); Misc wires, solder, deans plug connectors & heat-shrink. You would also need a charger for the battery if you don't already have one. Print the turbine, and the two housing halves that include feet found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:667480/ The switch mount and the battery box are intentionally two separate pieces to simplify the printing. ################### SAFETY MESSAGE! ################### Never direct the airstream at anyone's face or body. In the rare event that the turbine fails, sharp fragments may be ejected from the blower outlet. Print Settings Printer: Dremel 3D Idea Builder Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15mm Infill: 100% Notes: Print with the flat side down on the print bed to minimise the number of supports needed. Supports will be required for the screw tabs. How I Designed This Designed on TinkerCAD