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MySupercharger - 3D-print your own smartphone supercharger

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Hello TMC fellows,

some of you might know my smartphone supercharger idea I posted here in 2014.

I decided to "open-source" all the details of my work.
So if you like, you can now print your own supercharger at home.

Here is a short "making-of" video:
[video=vimeo;157979915]https://vimeo.com/157979915[/video]

Files and further information on www.mysupercharger.net

I hope you guys like it!

Greetings from Germany
Martin
 
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Made one. I didn't have the aluminum rod so I just printed some. Great design. Well done. Next up I will print the inner tesla with translucent red and try and light it up. Thanks for sharing.
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Really cool! Thanks sharing what you created. Also love the video. Have to find someone with a 3D Printer now...
Thinking about it - if you really want it to go viral - tweet it and see if Elon retweets. Or maybe someone here has an Email contact for headquarters? Think there is a chance!
 
Really cool! Thanks sharing what you created. Also love the video. Have to find someone with a 3D Printer now...
Thinking about it - if you really want it to go viral - tweet it and see if Elon retweets. Or maybe someone here has an Email contact for headquarters? Think there is a chance!

I do not use Twitter but registred yesterday and tried to - but someone with more follower/reputation could tweet it to him.
I don't think he is recognizing me :wink:

Thanks for your input.
 
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If you print everything with the Zortrax as showed in the video you need something like 18h. Photo attached of a full Zortrax print.

But!!! Please note: the white parts you see in the video and on the pictures are printed by a service provider with in SLS - far more expansive but way better then FDM.
SLS machines costs 100.000€+
 
Hi Maddin0r, here's my work in progress.

I use the same Zortrax M200 (awesome machine!!!). Red inlay with ABS (0.09mm) and the white pieces with Zortrax Z-UltraT (color Ivory; also 0.09mm). All parts are straight from the printer, without any "afterwork" (just pulling off the fillers).

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Looking great from where I'm sitting ;)
Could make the white surfaces smoother with some thinner, but really couldn't be bothered, since it looks awesome as it is.