3D Printed Electric Supercharger Part 2 - Hits 5PSI Boost !

My 3D printed electric supercharger project has now hit 5 psi of boost, the idea was that the ebay specials could not increase power so I set out to see what I could do and what would be realistic.

Even though there is about 500 CAD in the project, 300 of that (battery and esc) will be going towards my grappling gun project.

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[Maximillion]

You should try putting some oil on the parts so that it doesn't have as much friction

[spencer]

You should use graphite as a dry lubricant

[learnmakeforget]

great job, you can use vacum cleaner or electric paint gun blade for impeller, and 3d print the rest of parts. or just use one of there whole motor+ impeller and housing

[bicanoo_magic]

Remarkable achievement and brilliant idea of using 3D printing to design and test your concept. I know this is an older vid but this would really take off if you made it open source and sold the printing and CAD files.

[MrRockguitar]

I would be interested in trying to print one of these myself. Please let me know if you would consider sharing the file

[FutureFilmsandPhotography]

Where can I download the files for this? Interested in building one myself

[FedoraQuilavaMusic]

This is cool! Any tips on getting my 3d printed turbo to work?

[the.reel.mccoy.]

I would seriously consider trying to print this in a metal filament, maybe one such as brass.

[RabeaHussain]

where does the compressed air goes out from?

[DesertSessions]

small gear box, get the impeller spinning faster?