Vacuum Impeller Housing

Vacuum Impeller Housing

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Needed a small vacuum to clean up my work area after all the messes that accrue. Rather than spend $30 on a small shop vac, I figured it could be an interesting opportunity to see how sturdy of a print I could make while testing out how accurate I could print threads generated in Fusion 360. I went to a local goodwill and bought a corded dust buster for $3, a seal-able ammo can from harbor freight, and a couple other components. In all it cost around $10. I used extra filament which is why the assembly is three colors. overall it works a hell of a lot better than the original used vacuum, but I would've maybe chosen a more powerful impeller motor if I were starting over.

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