Smoker test

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Here is the text: I am planning a compact smoker to produce smoke from paraffin oil using an electronic component and fan. The box that houses the system needs a four-watt thirty-ohm resistance which I intend to place inside while taking care to shield its connections with heat-resistant silicone tubing. Once inserted, I will cover the resistor in a layer of glass fiber, positioning it so that one end touches the base of the box. As soon as I add the system during my print job, the paraffin oil will begin rising through the glass fibers, making contact with the heated resistance at some point. This is when the smoke production kicks in; the 12-volt current running through the resistor heats up to an intense level causing it to melt down and release hot vapors into space which cools down gradually until they transform into harmless smoke that gets pushed out by means of a high-performance, air-powered fan measuring forty times forty centimeters in dimensions. It is noteworthy that there were three predecessors, but only the current version, which was built with careful thought given to easy printability from start-up has met with positive reviews and can successfully run tests without issues occurring anywhere along its functioning process, unlike some of its siblings made using different approaches failed when they reached specific levels of completion or functioned otherwise.