Introduction: Bublu : 3D Printed Bubble Maker
Hey, this is a 3D-printed Soap Bubble maker designed using Fusion 360 and 3D-printed using ender 3 V2 Neo. The design is very simple and doesn't require many components, and it is easy to assemble and use.
I am an undergrad at Deen Dayal Upadhaya college, Delhi university, India.
Supplies
Components Required :
- 1.5 inch duct fan
- N20 Motor
- 12 V power supply
- 3.3 V voltage regulator
- Insulated wires
- 4 x Bolts of diameter 3.75
Tools Required :
- 3D printer or can use any 3D printing service
- Superglue
- Soldering iron
- screwdriver
Step 1: 3D Designing and 3D Printing
All the Parts of this build were designed on Fusion 360 and then 3D printed on my printer at home. I printed every part in a different colour to make it more fun looking.
For the water holder part, make sure it is leakproof.
Attachments
Step 2: Assembling
Assemble all the 3D printed parts as per the .step file provided above.
Previously, I was thinking of joining them using screws, but then I switched to superglue as it was much cleaner look but for the motor mounting I used 2 bots of diameter 3.75mm and the fan is also mounted using those bolts as shown in the images.
Lastly, connect the fan to 12v 1 amp power supply and the N20 motor to 3.3v to slow down its speed. You can create a small circuit to power both of them from one power supply.
Step 3: Final
Done!!!! Your soap bubble maker is complete.
For making soap water I used ordinary shampoo as it worked best for me.
NOTE : Water can get inside the fan or N20 motor, which may lead to rusting and harm your motor.
WARNING : Water on electronics can damage them and keep your wet hands away from AC supply.
![Make it Fly Student Design Challenge](https://content.instructables.com/FG1/2ELX/LK8B1MKS/FG12ELXLK8B1MKS.jpg?auto=webp&crop=1240%2C600&frame=1&width=320)
This is an entry in the
Make it Fly Student Design Challenge
2 Comments
10 hours ago
Supercool. I'll give it a try.
10 hours ago on Introduction
wow where to buy?