Magic Faucet with flowing water
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Human: A real magic faucet with flowing water! Parts needed: A 95mm diameter cup at least 50mm deep. A pump like the one found on https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1pcs-DC-3v-6v-Mini-Micro-Submersible-Water-Pump-Low-Noise-Motor-pump-120L-H-1 About 50mm of 6-7.5mm ID tubing. A power supply that provides 3V for a trickle, 6V for enough, and 9V for plenty. Faucet parts from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1013290 Water. You can scale the water's height in your slicer as much as you like, but more height requires more voltage. Print Settings Printer: Zonestar D810 Rafts: No Supports: No Notes: The resolution of the water isn't critical. How I Designed This This "water" has the same outward shape as the original... I imported the original STL to OnShape (via FreeCAD) then modified it. I added a 5mm tube up the middle and some outlets at the top, and a connection for the hose from the pump. Also, I cropped the bottom to a 95mm circle. You can find it at Onshape.com https://cad.onshape.com/documents/58896918a2a409103bb04a27/w/99e7c356e599975a2d2e4b8a/e/2835fc9045adc9b960058160 If that link doesn't work, search for "magic faucet water" in the public documents there.
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