helmet and glove dryer - Free 3D Print Model

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Tony

Hobby & DIY>Sport & Outdoors

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

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4 plates

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🌬️ Helmet & Glove Dryer – Active 120 mm Ventilation

No more damp helmets and smelly gloves 👋
This active ventilation dryer is designed to efficiently dry helmets and gloves using two 120 mm 12 V computer fans and an external 12 V power supply

💨 Fast and uniform drying
Air is propelled directly inside the helmet and gloves, accelerating moisture removal after a motorcycle, track, bike, or karting session

🔥 Key features:

Compatible with 2 x 120 mm / 12 V fans
Works with an external 12 V power supply
Continuous ventilation for efficient drying
Extends equipment lifespan
Simple and robust 3D printing

Designed for demanding motorcyclists and riders 🏍️
This dryer quickly becomes essential after every outing, especially in humid weather or after an intense session

👉 Print it, plug it in, let it dry… and ride dry again 😏

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@Lekun1531

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

All parts printed successfully I have it assembled and operational, thank you so much for this design

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@jose_mt09

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

@Bl00

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill

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@timmil515

Really like this and printed it. As a Rush SR driver I wish the platform was larger to allow for a HANS device. I can't use the glove dryer as my kit is too large.

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@m4sis

what size will be needed

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@timmil515

Replying to @m4sis :

@Tony if you made an optional plate that connected the two that included additional mounts for a third fan that would work. I could scale it to size as needed. Also would like to talk about licensing. A lot of drivers I know want one and I would like to sell them at the track I race at, if possible.

@Morty56

i like the design a lot unfortunatly i can't get the feet to fit. this is just way to tight for me i can't assemble it by hand and when i try to force it in it's just break....

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@m4sis

try to decrease the scale to 99% to see the fit is indeed very tight

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@Morty56

Replying to @m4sis :

Already tried, unfortunatly it doesn't help because the hexagones are a bit smaller but they also start to be "misaligned" because they don't follow the same scale as the pattern. kind of annoying, i think i'm just gonna try to make my own feets on fusion once i got some time