This model is an insert that is designed to fit an analogue Ø 71 mm TFA Dostmann thermo-hygrometer model 45.2041. This thermo-hygrometer is less precise than a digital thermo-hygrometer but will not require any battery. This thermo-hygrometer can easily be found on amazon for exemple. This is originally designed for building a custom dry-box.
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This is the main part fitting the thermo-hygrometer.
This nut is used to fasten the insert with the dry-box wall.
The thermo-hygrometer has a convex gauge view. The spacer is used to create a gap between the gauge and the insert view.
This nut is used to secure the thermo-hygrometer with the insert.
You need to cut a 72 mm view. I recommend using 2mm plexiglass. If you have a routing tool or routing table you can use the profile tool below for a perfect cut.
Optionally print this part and use a profile with a routing tool to cut a perfect plexiglass view.
Optionally apply some silicone sealant for a airtight dry-box.
I recommend printing in PLA with a .4 mm nozzle. I also recommend printing all parts with screw filet with .10 mm layer height for a better definition and using the feature avoid crossing perimeter to avoid stringing and polluting the filets.
All parts except the Back Nut will print with no support. The Back Nut will require supporting material.
Preferably printing with .10 mm layer height for a better definition of the screw filet. Print with the front face down the build plate.
Preferably printing with .10 mm layer height for a better definition of the filet. Print with the back face down the build plate and the pressing face up (refer to assembling instructions to identify the pressing face).
Preferably printing with .10 mm layer height for a better definition of the screw filet. Print with the back face down the build plate and make sure the 3 windows on the back are supported.
This part can be printed with .20 mm layer height.
This part can be printed in draft mode. Print with the screw chanffer down the build plate. No top layer is needed.
Try screwing all part together. The fillets are designed with the required gap but if this too tight you can try brushing the fillets with a brass brush to remove the excess of material or apply some wax from an old candle for exemple.
Cut a Ø 72 mm disk in a 2 mm plexiglass sheet. I recommend using a routing tool to finish the disk edge. The routing profile provided can be screwed with a 4mm flat head screw and the plexiglass can be glued with the profile tool using double sided tape.
Open the dry-box wall at desired location with a Ø 80 mm hole.
The author marked this model as their own original creation.