High capacity humidifier

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I initially bought a 1.3-liter humidifier, but it was tedious to refill every four hours and didn't sufficiently increase humidity, so I decided to create my own humidifier and place it in a 22-liter plastic box. I didn't measure the capacity, but I estimate that it can humidify more than 15 liters without refilling. Refilling is done by simply adding water on top, unlike traditional humidifiers that require removing parts and screwing off lids. One of the humidifier components should be able to blow 0.4 liters per hour, which means 0.8 liters should be achievable. Currently, I'm at 0.5-0.6 liters per hour, but I haven't optimized the height adjustment yet, which is easy with four screws. For the swimming platform, I used cork. Using air alone would also be possible, but I didn't have time to experiment extensively. Unfortunately, my printer lost filament during the print of three swimming platforms, so they appear unfinished in the photos. I repaired them using wires. Humidifier: http://www.banggood.com/DC-24V-Ultrasonic-Mist-Maker-Fogger-Air-Humidifier-Water-Fountain-Pond-With-Adapter-p-1089905.html EU adapter: http://www.banggood.com/US-To-EU-EURO-Travel-Charger-Power-Adapter-Converter-Wall-Plug-p-970428.html https://youtu.be/-QiCWtzvPc4 Print Settings Printer: Rigidbot Big Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2