fume drake 3d models

I designed this Fume Extractor around a 12V DC fan. ...It can be used horizontally or vertically.</p> <p><strong>Components you need to build it:</strong></p> <ul> <li>1x 120x120x38mm DC Fan</li> <li>1x 130x130x10mm Carbon Filter</li> <li>4x PC Fan...

This is an uncomplicated fume extractor, featuring an optional filter cover. The filter must be no more than 10mm wide. You can utilize a carbon filter or a cat box filter; however, the airflow isn't very good with the cat box filter. This prototype...

Bill of Materials: To Assemble the Air Filter, You Will Need: * The Printed Parts * A High-Efficiency Sunon MagLev GB1205PKV1-8AY Fan * A 3M2138 Air Filter to Remove Odors and Fumes * An Optional Gasket for a Secure Seal Between the Fan and Printed...

Fume extractor components for use with 125mm flexible tube and 140mm PC fan. Printed using vase mode with 0.8mm nozzle. The vase mode makes it print surprisingly fast and with the large nozzle, it's still sturdy enough.Required components:2 or more...

Fume extractor for soldering work made with the laser cutter from 3mm birch plywood. Note that many wood thicknesses are not exactly 3mm thick and the dimensions may need to be altered. These plans are for exactly 3mm thick plywood. The...

Just my attempt at being a little humorous while making a solder fume extractor from what I had lying around. Uses a 80mm PC fan and activated charcoal filter material from a home air filter cut to size. Screws for the fan are standard PC fan...

My Handcrafted Fume Scrubber: A Versatile Project That Doubles as a Standalone Unit for Safe Soldering Operations.\nI Required a Solution That Would Fit Within My 3D Printer Enclosure but Also Be Capable of Standing Upright on a Worktable, Ensuring...

This is a remix of the Solder Fume Extractor by nrp. I made the openings a bit wider and eliptic, to better use the front surface and to ease up the print by allowing to print the whole piece WITHOUT SUPPORT. I've made some modifications to the...

To lessen solder fumes exposure, follow these steps. In addition to the printed parts, gather a fan, filters, and screws/nuts. A standard 120mm PC fan is recommended as many likely have one on hand. For filters, use 130x130x10mm ones like I did,...

Googly eyes not included.While standard solder fume suckers only filter and then recirculate, this offers optional full extraction. ...All you need is a single 120mm fan, which can be salvaged easily from old computers or bought cheaply online.This...

I built this fume extractor to keep solder smoke away from my face. It's powered by a 9v battery and uses a simple 70mm fan, which pulls air through activated carbon filters inside. The two halves are designed to be glued together. You can also...

Hello, Here's the design for my Solder fume extractor with a suspension support arm. Name code: Fum(e)xt. I'm using a 120 mm Fan and a remaining 12v led light with diffuser. - My Support Arm:...

Designed this simple solder fume extractor reusing an old DC fan. Purchased some activated carbon filter material from amazon and cut it to size. Many filter options exist and the filter can be deleted if desired. The .stl files are for a 80mm fan...

The project draws inspiration from the Solder Fume extractor on Thingiverse, which itself was influenced by the Hakko FA-400. This design can be oriented either horizontally for enhanced suction speed or vertically for increased suction volume. It...

This is a four-piece solder fume extractor. The design is remarkably adaptable when printed at 0.15mm resolution. All components seamlessly snap into place, yet will require a bonding agent. ... To assemble this extractor, you'll need: * Four M4 hex...

This is a simple yet highly effective solder fume extractor that makes working with hot metals a breeze. Just place it near your work area, and the fumes will be kept out of your face. To assemble this device, print and solder the fan leads to the...

Instead of connecting to an external air source and sending fumes away, it just recirculates the air inside a printer enclosure so the environmental temps aren't affected by air flow. I designed it around a standard 120mm computer fan and a low...

Be safe, protect your health, use Fume Extractor when soldering! This is version number two of my previous Power Bank powered Fume extractor. This time i am using 12V PSU and PWM control! Inside is Xbox One 12V fan but it will fit probably other...

You can source these necessary components from reputable online retailers: * A reliable 140mm fan * A high-quality 9V adapter * A versatile 9V connector * An efficient carbon filter * A powerful 3D printer During the printing process, I employed...

You can pick up a 3" dryer vent and hose clamp from your local hardware store and your done. I also put in a fan guard inside so without a hose you can use this as a fume extractor by going to your local pet supply store and getting some activated...

... the furnace filter material to both sides of the filter, filled with activated charcoal, then seal it. Insert the completed filter into the fume killer case, attach fan, and controller. ...Secure the fume killer to the ToM using bolts or screws.

A Simple Remix of Arkadi's "Fume Extractor" Designed to Fit 80mm Fans Widely Used in Most Cases Designed to Remove Fumes from Soldering, Cool PC Parts, and Other Desktop Items Changes: Removed Italic Text from Base Design Removed Border from Fan...

Created a Bender inspired soldering fume extractor. Uses a rocker switch, 12v power supply, 70mm fan and carbon filter. Be sure to get a high volume fan vs a quiet fan. My first attempt using a quiet fan it just didn't move enough air volume. ...

I know, yet another fume extractor. I didn't need any carbon filter and wanted to have a simple build with only few components: - 120mm fan (two ball bearings) https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002404506907.html - Battery capacity indicator...

First time uploading here 🍀 This is base for fume extractor (or ventilator if you chose so) it's made from two coolers from Xbox 360 glued together.Base is hollowed out for electronics and battery, there is spot for generic PCB with 4056H (check on...

... El protector que se ve en las fotos es uno de estos: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2802474 Fume extractor for tin soldering iron, valid for 220v and 12v motors, with place to install electronics in the case of using a 12v fan. (regulator, etc).

This is a reimagined battery-powered solder fume extractor, originating from Matectrics, which has been modified for 92mm fans. Entirely redesigned based on the original model. It employs the same electronics and components as the authentic...

the holes are 12 mm. Further things I done: put a protection on the backside of the fan and put a protection in the front, that the filter can not fall out of the bady during transportation. The design in compact and therefore easy to store. The...

It mounts to the end of these nice soldering helps with a M4 screw pushed through the orange end-piece (you'll have to remove this to insert the screw..). Between the honeycomb end and the fan is a space where you can put a piece of active charcoal...

The solder fume extraction is suitable for a 120mm PC fan. (PC Fan https://amzn.to/3lLpCBg ) The front cover is glued to the frame. Depending on the depth of the fan, you may also need the spacer frame, then this is also glued to the frame. The...