One of my airbrushes came with a neat little stand that I thought would be a nice addition to loonix23's airbrush cyclone. So I replaced the original inlet to be an airbrush stand that also still works with the airbrush cyclone. I have modeled built in supports for the inlet/stand that readily break away by hand in my test printing.

Everything is uploaded in the orientation that it should be printed in, though you might need to reposition it to be all the way on the build platform. Double check the height that the model is not below the build plate before printing.

Just like in the original, you will need filament and a print profile that is relatively string free as there is no way to access the inside of the cyclone to remove strings.

In my limited testing (full airbrush cup of water) so far I have yet to notice any spray escape the funnel. However, since the original was stated to have a 98% filter rate I will stick with that statement.

My print settings:

• 0.2mm layer height
• 15% infill
• 3 walls (1.2mm walls)
• no supports
• raft optional

Differences of the remix compared to the original

• Replaced inlet with an angled airbrush stand.
• Added built in supports to the inlet so that it is not dependent on slicer settings.
• Added a desk clamp with twist-lock bolt. Required if using the cyclone as a stand. Optional if only using the cyclone for cleaning.
• All parts print as-is without (additional) supports.