fume extractor 3d printer

With a 120mm fan at its core, this modified solder fume extractor delivers superior performance, efficiently removing hazardous particles and fumes from your work environment. ... Upgrade your soldering setup today with this improved design, perfect for...

Solder Fume Extractor by RTDesigns Designed to convert a standard computer fan into an efficient solder fume extractor. Comes with a printable cutout silhouette that you can use to craft a filter with felt or similar materials. ... You will also need: ...

The design is heavily inspired by other similar fume extractors listed in Thingverse. **Wiring diagram included**. ... Key components: - 12V input, which means it's possible to use it with a AC/DC power supply (at least 1A rated), 3s lipo or even...

This is a portable solder fume extractor to divert the smoke fume preventing it to reach your eyes directly. It is a mini version as it uses a 40x40x10 5V fan. That's why you may need to put it as close as possible to the place you work on. You will...

Designed this fume extractor shroud to work with this fume extractor: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:69729 I left the bottom off as that got in the way and also added weight to the head of the extractor. This helps catch the smoke to pull it...

This fume extractor shroud was designed specifically to work in conjunction with this particular fume extractor: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:69729. The bottom section was intentionally left off, as it proved to be a hindrance and also...

A soldering fume extractor is a good way to do this, and the best thing is that you can easily print your own fume extractor.There are already multiple models on the web, but most of them are for 120mm fans. However, I only had an 80mm fan at home so...

Another fume extractor. I looked at what was available and made my own. I took the idea of a slotted housing for the filter from another design on here and then built that and everything else around the fan body. Fitting the wiring into the control...

This is a fume extractor I designed for my Creality K1 printer. I was able to use an old BLDC blower from a CPAP machine and a cheap BLDC driver from amazon.com to extract the ABS VOCs from the build chamber and vent them outside my apt window. The...

to create yet another solder fume extractor I combined a couple different things, to come up with something I liked. The Filter housing and filter guard from The fan collar came from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3636749 When I first tried to...

I'm designing a custom solder fume extractor to keep my workspace clean and safe. ...To get started, I'll need the following parts: a 120mm fan, a 5.5mm power connector, eight screws for securing the fan, a power switch, some wood glue, and a 12V power...

This is my easy fume extractor design. You need to print the file "Holder 2x.stl" twice and then glue the filter holder to the grid, as shown in the pictures. ... Please leave a like there, and if you like my designs, I will upload more useful...

I had some spare parts, and needed a solder fume extractor. It's portable as it is powered by 3x18650 batteries. I printed the body pattern separately to avoid a lot of supports for the body. ... I filled the filter cage with 3 layers of charcoal air...

I had some spare parts, and needed a solder fume extractor. It's portable as it is powered by 3x18650 batteries. I printed the body pattern separately to avoid a lot of supports for the body. ...I filled the filter cage with 3 layers of charcoal air...

This extractor provides a nice glare free light on pc boards being soldered whilst removing the solder fumes. Use a length of 40 mm pool hose for the project. For lighting I used a 10 mm 2W LED lamp in the hood. Wires run up the hose. ... The fan is...

I recently acquired a number of 60mm server fans and designed this solder fume extractor around it. Various parts are printed in different orientations for optimal print-ability and attached by welding / gluing. Final assembly should be screwed...

This is a Fume extractor for a creality LD-002R. Used to take away toxic resin fumes when you can't vent to a window. It uses standard 5 inch hepa/charcoal filter combos from amazon and a 120mm fan. Such as: ...

This is a fume extractor. It's used to reduce the amount of fume being subjected to while soldering. I have used 2 x 8cm fans, one printed filter box, and a dish sponge. According to your needs, you can print more filter boxes and add more or fewer...

I designed a portable fume extractor for soldering, utilizing a 90 mm computer fan and a kitchen fan carbon filter (48 mm) to effectively remove fumes. Powered by a 10 V Li-ion battery, the device is conveniently battery-powered. The cables from the...

So I sat down and designed this fume extractor so she could vent the smoke and fumes out of the window through a 2 inch hose. It uses a 60 x 60 x 10 mm 12 volt fan to suck the smoke away from the laser engraver. ... You will also need 4 M3 x 16 screws...

Airflow performance: The extractor generates an airflow of 62 CFM, ensuring effective removal of fumes and particles. Noise level: The device produces minimal noise at just 32 dBA, making it suitable for quiet workspaces. Fan speed: The fans...

Build Video: https://youtu.be/qo8P7rzDw8k Instructable: https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Battery-Powered-Solder-Fume-Extractor/ Components you need to build the device: - Step Up (Boost) Converter: https://tinyurl.com/y7d6ljmn - Battery Display:...

A simple solder fume extractor is all you need to keep your workspace clean and healthy. This little gem uses an 80mm fan to suck up those pesky solder fumes in no time. And the best part? It's powered by a single 18650 cell, which means you can...

This is a compact solder fume extractor that I created using leftover parts from around my house. ...Alongside the printed component, you'll need to gather the following materials: - Four M4 screws measuring between 20-30mm in length - A 60mm fan...

Fume extractor. Or, if you turn the fan in the housing, it doubles as a blower. No additional support is required for this project. ... To complete this project, you will need: 1x 12v DC Power Supply Jack (DC022B) 1x Switch ON-OFF (15 x 21mm) 8x PC...

Battery powered soldering fume (smoke) extractor. Using universal carbon filter. ... Bill of material: 1: 2x parallel conection battery cell 18650 (i used from old laptop battery) 2: Universal carbon filter for vapour absorbers 3: 2x M3x15mm screw, 2x...

This is a little solder fume extractor that I built from scrap parts I had at home. In addition to the printed part you will need: 4x M4 screws (20-30mm) 60mm fan (5V+) USB cable Switch with a diameter of 6mm I've chosen a 12V Sunon fan which will...

Open **fume_extractor.scad** to create your custom fume extractor. ##**Customizer Parameters** - **Part Selection** - Options: Frame, Left leg, Right leg and Preview - **Fan Size** - (70,80,92,120,140,200,220)mm **Frame** - **Filter...

I've seen a few fume extractors for soldering here, but the couple I tried didn't suck... well they didn't suck the fumes, unless they were only a few millimetres away. Unless you have a large mains power fan, you are not likely to get much air...

I was looking for existing fume extractors for a PC case fan I had lying around, but none fit exactly what I needed with my available supplies. So I designed this in an afternoon. This is a snap-fit case requiring no screws or gluing. The unit is...