You Wouldn’t 3D Print a Toilet…
Originally published on hackaday.com by Al Williams on 2 January 2024
Emily The Engineer took on a unique 3D printing challenge—designing and creating a fully functional toilet. The video documents the entire process, from the initial idea to the completion of the project. While the actual use of the toilet and connection to plumbing were not demonstrated, the focus was on making the 3D-printed toilet watertight. This proved to be a challenging task, but through meticulous work with sealing and soldering irons, [Emily] managed to create a toilet that could be filled with water from a garden hose, shut itself off, and flush 3D printer waste, toilet paper, and other materials.
The video provides a detailed look at the design and engineering considerations, including the challenges faced and the solutions implemented. Towards the end of the project, Emily explores over-engineering aspects, adding features like a bidet, armrests, and mobile casters. While the designs for the toilet may not have been made publicly available, the video serves as both an entertaining exploration of an unusual 3D printing project and a showcase of the intricate engineering involved in creating a fully functional printed toilet.
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