KEREN!MESIN VACUM CLEANER MINI UNIK BERFAEDAH-Mesin Penyedot Debu

Introduction

This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to create a unique mini vacuum cleaner using common materials. This DIY project is not only fun but also practical, offering a way to repurpose materials you might otherwise throw away.

Step 1: Gather Materials

Collect the following materials and tools to get started:

Materials

• Used Coca-Cola bottle
• High RPM motor (3-6V)
• Empty perfume bottle
• 9V battery
• Battery socket
• Mosquito netting
• Aquarium filter hose
• Pipe
• Screws
• Switch (On/Off)

Tools

• Utility knife or cutter
• Saw
• Drill
• Soldering iron
• Ruler
• Pencil
• Tape
• Scissors

Step 2: Prepare the Coca-Cola Bottle

1. Clean the Bottle: Ensure the Coca-Cola bottle is clean and dry.
2. Cut the Bottle: Use the utility knife to cut the bottle to your desired size. This will serve as the main body of your vacuum cleaner.

Step 3: Modify the Perfume Bottle

1. Clean and Prepare: Clean the empty perfume bottle.
2. Create an Opening: Cut a small opening on one side of the bottle to allow airflow. This will act as the suction inlet.

Step 4: Assemble the Motor

1. Attach the Motor: Secure the high RPM motor to the top of the Coca-Cola bottle using screws.

Connect the Battery

• Solder the motor wires to the battery socket.
• Ensure a secure connection to avoid any short circuits.

Step 5: Install the Switch

1. Connect the Switch: Integrate the On/Off switch into the circuit between the battery and the motor.
2. Test the Switch: Make sure the switch functions properly before proceeding.

Step 6: Create the Vacuum Hose

1. Attach the Hose: Connect the aquarium filter hose to the opening of the perfume bottle. This will be your vacuum hose.
2. Ensure Airtight Seal: Use tape to secure any loose connections to prevent air leaks.

Step 7: Final Assembly

1. Combine Components: Fit the perfume bottle into the Coca-Cola bottle, ensuring it is stable.
2. Check All Connections: Double-check all wiring and connections before securing everything.

Step 8: Test the Vacuum Cleaner

1. Power On: Insert the 9V battery and turn on the switch.
2. Test Suction: Hold the vacuum cleaner near a small pile of dust or debris to see if it effectively picks it up.

Conclusion

You have successfully built a mini vacuum cleaner using recycled materials! This project not only helps you understand basic electronics and mechanics but also promotes sustainability. Feel free to experiment with different designs or improvements, such as adding a filter for better dust trapping. Enjoy your new DIY vacuum cleaner!