Update: Please note, as a possible health concern for anyone who might be considering using my design, I will be removing it from Thingiverse. I think I've reduced the noise as much as I could using the laminar airflow connector. It's not perfect but I definitely noticed a difference. IMG_20180814_2...

Update: Please note, as a possible health concern for anyone who might be considering using my design, I will be removing it from Thingiverse. I've also designed a laminar airflow connector for the Airmini. Not sure if it will help decrease the noise to the mask but I'm in the process of printing it...

I'm still waiting for the Qtube muffler to arrive. In the meantime, I've designed a connector that attaches to the Airmini with any standard 22mm tubing.
Files could be found here:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3049870

It might work, but the overall cross section in the portion carrying the tubing may need to be a bit larger to avoid reducing airflow there. Using parallel tubing to create coherent airflow may require very smooth tubing. Grab your drinking straws quickly--before they are outlawed. :mrgreen: I just...

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 22, 2018 10:00 pm

Labrats and Makers RULE.!
May I ask what 3D printer do you use?

My 3D printer is an old one from a Kickstarter campaign called "RidigBot". Unfortunately, the original company that made it is no longer in business.

I forgot. In case anyone is interested in the STL files, they could be found here:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3015572

I'm currently using a Resmed N20 mask with my AirMini with the N20 setup kit. The noise coming out of the humidX housing is making more noise than my AirSense 10. I found this thread and was looking at ways of by-passing the humidX housing. I have a 3D printer at home and came up with a quick design...