ZVS Induction heater enclosure for Dynavap or DIY

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It's a small case that I've designed for 12V zvs module. Coil had a number of wraps reduced from 10 to 6. It potentially will fit a full-size coil but I can't guarantee it. Board itself is wired to 12V 4A power supply, then I've used a dab of hot glue to keep it in place, the coil is squeezed over a small glass tube, and I have cut a slice of wine cork around 10mm deep and used some hot glue to attach it under glass tube. This design using a simple rocking switch I have included fusion 360 files if someone would like to edit it for their liking. It's my first attempt at using this software. If you have any experience with this software you should be able to edit my timeline. The only thing I'm aware of is that I created a sketch, extruded it, split it in half, and then instead of editing my timeline I started extruding and modifying each part individually. It still can be customized but you might have to start from the end or just delete my last few edits and dimension the case to your liking. --DISCLAIMER- I'm not an electrician, from what I understand it is highly recommended to wire switch using the MOSFET board on this module. Also, my power supply is arguably barely scratching the minimum recommended specs, generally 12v 6A supplies are recommended. The last thing worth mentioning is my switch choice because this module is designed to work in short bursts (less than a minute at a time I'd say) versus long sessions. People are generally using momentary switches (the ones that you have to hold pressed in) instead of the one I have. Please take all this into consideration, Please do your own research before attempting this project, and please be safe :)