3d print files for download...Turbo Tampon orifice dryer!

MannequinFan · Post by **MannequinFan** » Mon Dec 06, 2021 9:06 pm

Hey, looks interesting guys!

VP, one thing to note, the aquarium pumps don't put out much air pressure so I'm not sure they would give enough force to spray water through the wand. This is something I realized when doing the testing on the earlier versions. The aquarium pump works fine for drying though.

Producer V · Post by **Producer V** » Mon Dec 06, 2021 9:08 pm

What sort of water pump would you suggest?

stevenm2000 · Post by **stevenm2000** » Mon Dec 06, 2021 9:23 pm

I tested using the below for water.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08TT ... UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CZ ... =UTF8&th=1

MannequinFan · Post by **MannequinFan** » Mon Dec 06, 2021 9:48 pm

stevenm2000 wrote:I tested using the below for water.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08TT ... UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CZ ... =UTF8&th=1

Wow, thanks for posting stevenm2000!
Those are fairly inexpensive too. So you would just submerge the pump in the buckets then, correct?

For the TT3 then, you'd need to use a 1/2" to 1/4" adapter fitting for the quick connect instead of the 1/4" to 1/4".
Do you think the reduction would cause any issues with the pump?

stevenm2000 · Post by **stevenm2000** » Mon Dec 06, 2021 10:15 pm

Yes, just drop it into a bucket. I dont see an issue with the 1/4" reduction. May want to start with the 300gph.

They are great for testing with.

MannequinFan · Post by **MannequinFan** » Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:47 pm

stevenm2000 wrote:Yes, just drop it into a bucket. I dont see an issue with the 1/4" reduction. May want to start with the 300gph.

They are great for testing with.

Thanks. So I assume you'd need an extension cord with a switch to turn those on/off?

I'm curious how fast the 300 would go through a gallon of water. You'd probably need more for the rinse, but not so much for the initial cleaning. With the TT3 ribbed design, I had envisioned using it kind of like a washing machine agitator giving it a few twists to massage the inner texture of the orifice.

stevenm2000 · Post by **stevenm2000** » Tue Dec 07, 2021 6:34 am

Your definitely looking at 5 gallon containers.

The inside shapes and textures are different depending on doll manufacturer. I think the inside walls may be damaged using an agitator. My tube is 1cm and it touches some of the inside walls. I've experimented using very soft test tube brushes. The metal portion being a few mm and would be the widest item I would turn while inside. I'd be paranoid about internal abrasion and damage.

This is why I eventually went with the tube connected to the shower head. The volume of water over time seems to do a pretty good job. Plus there is less stuff to deal with.

custommurvin65 · Post by **custommurvin65** » Tue Dec 21, 2021 9:50 am

That is cool

Darren_Doe · Post by **Darren_Doe** » Sat Jan 08, 2022 11:09 pm

Would making this attach to something like a air mattress pump be possible?

stevenm2000 · Post by **stevenm2000** » Sun Jan 09, 2022 8:46 am

An air mattress pump may be a little too strong. Would need to feel the force of the air flow before using.

MannequinFan · Post by **MannequinFan** » Sun Jan 09, 2022 11:45 am

Darren_Doe wrote:Would making this attach to something like a air mattress pump be possible?

It may be too strong, and if air mattress pumps are anything like tire inflators, they may not be designed to run continuously and may overheat.

Aquarium pumps are designed to run continuously and are very quiet, so you can just turn them on and leave running for a while. With the TT, you can use both ports of a dual port pump for maximum air flow.

Darren_Doe · Post by **Darren_Doe** » Wed Jan 19, 2022 6:05 pm

MannequinFan wrote:
Darren_Doe wrote:Would making this attach to something like a air mattress pump be possible?
It may be too strong, and if air mattress pumps are anything like tire inflators, they may not be designed to run continuously and may overheat.

Aquarium pumps are designed to run continuously and are very quiet, so you can just turn them on and leave running for a while. With the TT, you can use both ports of a dual port pump for maximum air flow.

So ive been using one with just the nozzle theyre not quiet by any means but 30 mins is ok to run it without getting hot at all, the power supply is the only thing thats warm by then, i have a Aquarium pump and just thought it was super low air flow so i never gave it shot thinking if it failed to dry the hole then it would be too late and mold would take hold. I dont have a 3d printer is there anywhere i could purchase a TT? Ill give it a shot

MannequinFan · Post by **MannequinFan** » Wed Jan 19, 2022 6:32 pm

Darren_Doe wrote:
MannequinFan wrote:
Darren_Doe wrote:Would making this attach to something like a air mattress pump be possible?
It may be too strong, and if air mattress pumps are anything like tire inflators, they may not be designed to run continuously and may overheat.

Aquarium pumps are designed to run continuously and are very quiet, so you can just turn them on and leave running for a while. With the TT, you can use both ports of a dual port pump for maximum air flow.
So ive been using one with just the nozzle theyre not quiet by any means but 30 mins is ok to run it without getting hot at all, the power supply is the only thing thats warm by then, i have a Aquarium pump and just thought it was super low air flow so i never gave it shot thinking if it failed to dry the hole then it would be too late and mold would take hold. I dont have a 3d printer is there anywhere i could purchase a TT? Ill give it a shot

Hi Darren,

I'm fully booked with orders this month, but the next monthly sale is on 2/5 if you'd like to place an order.
Order email is bcdspecialorder@gmail.com. See my sale page here for more info...
viewtopic.php?f=267&t=100373

Darren_Doe · Post by **Darren_Doe** » Wed Jan 19, 2022 7:02 pm

MannequinFan wrote:
Darren_Doe wrote:
MannequinFan wrote:
Darren_Doe wrote:Would making this attach to something like a air mattress pump be possible?
It may be too strong, and if air mattress pumps are anything like tire inflators, they may not be designed to run continuously and may overheat.

Aquarium pumps are designed to run continuously and are very quiet, so you can just turn them on and leave running for a while. With the TT, you can use both ports of a dual port pump for maximum air flow.
So ive been using one with just the nozzle theyre not quiet by any means but 30 mins is ok to run it without getting hot at all, the power supply is the only thing thats warm by then, i have a Aquarium pump and just thought it was super low air flow so i never gave it shot thinking if it failed to dry the hole then it would be too late and mold would take hold. I dont have a 3d printer is there anywhere i could purchase a TT? Ill give it a shot
Hi Darren,

I'm fully booked with orders this month, but the next monthly sale is on 2/5 if you'd like to place an order.
Order email is bcdspecialorder@gmail.com. See my sale page here for more info...
viewtopic.php?f=267&t=100373

Those eyes are insane, will they work with irontech silicone heads?

MannequinFan · Post by **MannequinFan** » Thu Jan 20, 2022 1:52 am

Darren_Doe wrote:Those eyes are insane, will they work with irontech silicone heads?

I'm not sure what type of eyes IT is using in the silicone heads.
If they are using the spring loaded cartridge type eyes like other silicone dolls, I do have a version designed to replace those.
See my post here: viewtopic.php?p=2067096#p2067096