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Ozone Cracker Tube
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If you know the high voltage bit of things then this could be handy.
Ever spilled milk in your car? Got mould in your cupboards? Got an ear infection..
Used a flyback transformer from an old PC monitor and an electronic ballasts from a photocopier that drives the scanner lamp.
This could/can/will be hazardous and can kill clowns so don't be a clown with this.
Unless your name is Pennywise then please feel free to clown around.
The tube is 36mm X 120mm 304 stainless steel with a 1.5mm wall and the core is a 2.4mm X 150mm TIG electrode.
This one runs of an oxygen bottle and use 5mm tubes. an Aquarium air pump can be used to pump air thru but not that stuff is only somewhat ozone and a lot nitrous oxide and other stuff. This thing can zap dirty air into some bad stuff.
Clean out screw and electrode hole with a 2.4mm drill.
Use 5mm drill for air tubes.
Split the STL files at 10mm and align and glue with zuper glue.
Use the same drill bits to align, if you are bor
Ever spilled milk in your car? Got mould in your cupboards? Got an ear infection..
Used a flyback transformer from an old PC monitor and an electronic ballasts from a photocopier that drives the scanner lamp.
This could/can/will be hazardous and can kill clowns so don't be a clown with this.
Unless your name is Pennywise then please feel free to clown around.
The tube is 36mm X 120mm 304 stainless steel with a 1.5mm wall and the core is a 2.4mm X 150mm TIG electrode.
This one runs of an oxygen bottle and use 5mm tubes. an Aquarium air pump can be used to pump air thru but not that stuff is only somewhat ozone and a lot nitrous oxide and other stuff. This thing can zap dirty air into some bad stuff.
Clean out screw and electrode hole with a 2.4mm drill.
Use 5mm drill for air tubes.
Split the STL files at 10mm and align and glue with zuper glue.
Use the same drill bits to align, if you are bor
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