Drill Powered Water Pump V1.2!

This is a compact, 3D-printed centrifugal water pump designed to be powered by a standard electric drill. The pump features a simple snap-fit housing with an internal impeller and a splash guard to reduce water spray during operation! Connected via a 9mm shaft, the design can output up to ~0.5 liters per second when submerged in water, making it ideal for small-scale water transfer, experiments, or demonstration purposes. Easy to print and assemble, it’s a great example of functional 3D-printed engineering. This pumps should take no more than 55 grams of PETG filament(0.12lb),(1.94OZ). Features:Better sealing cap to prevent leaks/better alignment for screw holesSmaller and taller entrance to make it more efficientSlightly bigger/More efficient turbine allowing it to run even with air mixed in with water(Ex; If running low on water, it will continue to pump water wellLonger shaft with a new splash guard to let less water get onto the drillVery easy to printOutput pipe is 26mm wide(20mm