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Soldering Fume Extractor Introduction This 3D printed soldering fume extractor uses a 12V PC case fan and USB-C PD board to provide 12V from a suitable USB-C charger, eliminating the need for a 12V 'wall wart' adaptor. Many 3D printed fume extractors...

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...

I'm sick of inhaling soldering fumes, so here is a fume extractor using recycled parts I had laying around. Uploaded are 2 versions: one with mounting holes for M4 self-drilling screws that fix the fan to the box, and one without for hot gulueing...

Here's a List of Essential Components You'll Need to Build Your Soldering Fume Remover: Switch: Don't Want to Order 50 of Them? Use One from an Old Electronic Device and Save Yourself Some Trouble. Get Yours Here:...

These are components that can be used to assemble a powered solder fume filter using two 80mm axial fans. They consist of a dual 80mm fan plenum, a filter box and filer retainer, and a threaded mount for ¼" NPT flexible coolant pipes.  The filter box...

This fume extractor is remixed to add a cavity for a 18650 3.7V Li-Ion Cell and USB charging circuitry gutted from a portable charger. I put a switch between the 5V power and the 5V DC 80mm x 80mm fan from amazon. It also has a 4.7 x 4.7 x 0.3in ...

These are components that can be used to assemble a powered solder fume filter using two 80mm axial fans. They consist of a dual 80mm fan plenum, a filter box and filer retainer, and a threaded mount for ¼" NPT flexible coolant pipes. The filter box...

I designed a solder fume extractor around the commonly available 5 1/8" (130mm) square filters, 120mm AC fan, and the LocLine articulated hose. I had a couple primary design goals. First, a friend convinced me of the need for a hose. With some...

This is a very minimalist DIY Fume Extractor. You only need a few parts to put this together. The prints should take about 3 hours total to print everything and then you can assemble it. ...The assembly video is here <a...

its a Simple but effective Solder Fume Extractor, STEP File is Included For Easy Modifications. ... Needed Parts/Designet with these Parts in mind: ● [12V 120x25mm 3000RPM Fan](https://www.ebay.de/itm/223440314696) ● [Battery...

This is a super simple DIY Fume Extractor project that requires just a few parts to put together. The prints should take approximately 3 hours total to print everything, and then you can start assembling it. Check out the assembly video here:...

This set of PETG parts adds a fume hood to your Cupcake CNC. It is designed to work with the Cupcake "oven" covers available at Thingiverse. The hood features holes for filament feed, Z-rod access (suitable for both left and right-handed users), and...

These are components that can be used to assemble a powered solder fume filter using two 80mm axial fans. They consist of a dual 80mm fan plenum, a filter box and filer retainer, and a threaded mount for ¼" NPT flexible coolant pipes. &nbsp;The...

This just removed the fumes from my surrounding, but did not extract any toxic contents, which I want to realise now that I also teach my son how to solder.My model was inspired by Tilan2000's fume extractor, however I created a parametric Fusion 360...

This hood is part of our fume extraction system for our Flashforge Guider IIS. While the Guider II has a filtered extractor it really isn't all that effective in eliminating the smell when printing ASA/ABS.There are two parts to this model, there's...

So I searched for a DIY thing here at Thingiverse and found the fume extractors linked as remix sources. Though being nice, I thought of something more "complete," something with an on-off switch, something that one can quickly detach from a power...

Having a surplus of parts from RadioShack's going out of business sale and some leftover items from other projects at hand, I chose to build a fume extractor using a 120mm fan. It may not be elegant or visually appealing, but it functions remarkably...

Step File Included!its a Simple but effective Solder Fume Extractor, STEP File is Included For Easy Modifications.Needed Parts/Designet with these Parts in mind:● 12V 120x25mm 3000RPM Fan https://www.ebay.de/itm/223440314696● Battery Indicator...

Fume extractor housing designed for PC fans, ideal for soldering operations. Includes detailed designs for both 120mm and 140mm fans. Compatible with both 3-pin and 4-pin fans; simply connect the 12V and ground pins. The speed-sense and PWM control...

I designed this solder fume extractor using Fusion 360. Check out the YouTube video to see how it came together: https://youtu.be/KdRE1B4gJt0. You can find more of my projects on my channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/Massey276. Update: I've...

This is a very simple fume extractor for soldering. It uses an 120mm PC fan. The air is filtered by activated carbon filter sheets that are used for kitchen hoods.</p><p><strong>New: </strong>There's also a funnel now. It replaces the fan...

An over-engineered fume extractor, very useful when you don't want to inhale toxic fumes from tasks like soldering, pirography, airbrushing etc.There are existing designs that accomplish this task, but I wanted a robust object that could fit a high...

Needed a soldering fume extractor, so I designed and built one with all the spare parts I have. Parts that I used 1. 92mm 24V DC fan https://www.digikey.jp/product-detail/en/nmb-technologies-corporation/3610SB-05W-B20-B00/P15576-ND/3594462 ...

The result is, that the fumes are pushed through that hole into the eletronic a by ventilator pushed out. This adapter was made to seal the hole, leave just a little gap for the optical sensor to be switched. Use electrical tape to seal the adapter...

This is a straightforward soldering fumes extractor, utilizing 40x40mm fans secured with M3 screws. The switch and power supply information can be found below. I managed to complete this build for under $10, but you might end up spending more if you...

A simple solder fume extractorUsing an activated charcoal filter to absorb solder smoke.My cost to build this was $13.10 (USD), including filament, electronics, hardware, and all components.Powered via micro-USB so it can be powered via a computer,...

Flux fumes from soldering not only smell bad, but can cause allergies and headaches. I needed a fume extractor. Unfortunately, none of the extractors I could find on the market are compact, battery powered, and effective. This means that they’re...

I'm sick of inhaling soldering fumes, so here is a fume extractor using recycled parts I had laying around.Uploaded are 2 versions: one with mounting holes for M4 self-drilling screws that fix the fan to the box, and one without for hot gulueing the...

Power up the fan with the carbon filter in front of it (airflow should be front to back) and do a little soldering and ensure the fumes are pulled in. Ensure the USB-PD charger you select is capable of providing 12V and sufficient current for the...

Here's a fume extractor case designed specifically for a 120mm fan. The case supports fans with four wires, but you can also use three-wire fans. The only difference is that three-wire fans lack the PWM control line, resulting in no speed control. I...