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This is a straightforward, compact, and potent fume extractor that I designed without any filters because its primary purpose is to eliminate odors from my nostrils. ... To construct this device, you will also need: - A 120mm PC fan (the brand or...

*** EXPERIMENTAL *** A portable fume extractor/fan designed for use during soldering projects. This device accommodates a standard 18650 lithium ion battery, along with a charger board and DC-DC boost regulator board that converts the battery's 1C...

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...

Here comes with help fume extractor with professional HEPA filter which can make your solder process safer for you and people around you All parts are available on Aliexpress on in your local hardware store. ... Part list: 1x...

Here is a mini fume extractor I designed for removing soldering fumes. You will need two M3 12mm screws, two M3 nuts, a small DC motor, a carbon filter, and a USB cable to power it. After printing the case, you will need to remove the single...

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...

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...

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...

IntroductionMinimalistic solder fume extractor with 120mm fan and two active coal filters. Easily prints in three separate parts and slides together into a space efficient and sturdy package. The bottom is fastened with two countersunk M3 screws and...

Fume extractor created from an old halogen desk lamp. The halogen light is replaced with an LED strip and fumes are extracted using a re-purposed CPU fan through a filter. This mainly serves to stop the fumes from drifting towards me, but I added a...

Fume extractor created from a repurposed halogen desk lamp. The halogen light has been replaced with an LED strip and fumes are extracted using a re-purposed CPU fan through a high-quality filter. This main function is to stop fumes from drifting...

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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...

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. There...

A simple solder fume extractor fan. <h2>Parts</h2> <p> 80 mm fan Activated carbon filter mat m4 screws (optional) </p> <h2>Printing</h2> <p>No supports needed, I printed the case face/front down.</p> <h2>Assembly</h2> <p> Put...

Really liked the design of this fume extractor by scottyujan, just because of its clean design (whether or not its inspired by the Xbox-S ;-) ) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4618039 But for my use it needed some minor tweaks: - Added a Fan Grill...

My previous attempts at creating a soldering fume extractor had fallen flat because the fan just wasn't strong enough. So, I set out to design a grill that would harness the full potential of these mighty fans. I came up with a two-part design,...

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. ...

This is another fume extractor that draws its power from a USB connection and utilizes an ultra quiet 140mm computer case fan. You can easily install a carbon filter in the front for enhanced performance. To build this project, you will need to...

This is a remix of the fume extractor by NRP, his design was too large for my print bed so I parameterized the code and made it work with smaller fans such as an 80mm one that was just sitting around. I also reduced the default wall thickness to use...

Minimalist way to attach a carbon filter to a 120mm fan, creating a simple yet effective solder fume extractor. Assembly: Begin by inserting M3 nuts into the nut traps. Next, secure the fan using M4 socket head cap screws. Then, place an active...

I decided to create some solder fume extractors for a lab using fans I already had on hand - 60mm x 25mm units. After coming across design 4001092, which featured a 60x15mm fan, I opted to start over and redesign all the parts from scratch, deciding...

I designed a solder fume extractor using various components from other Thingiverse users and some that I created myself. It utilizes a small dc female connector and a kcd1 switch to function properly. ... The necessary parts for this project include: ...

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...

This Solder Fume Extractor is designed from scratch for a larger fan, drawing inspiration from other models on Thingiverse. The model is also available on my blog as a Fusion 360 file, allowing users to easily modify it to accommodate their specific...

This is a fume extractor I built to save my lungs from harm. What you'll need is a 140mm fan, a 9v adapter, and two STL-files printed using your 3D printer. BOM: * 3D Printer: https://goo.gl/Jnw09F * 140mm Fan: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/ *...

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...

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...

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. I was inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2585941, but redesigned it...

... to use screws that are long enough - mine were roughly four centimeters long. https://www.reddit.com/r/functionalprint/comments/5xm4x7/solder_fume_extractor/ Print Settings Printer: Prusa i3 MK2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20%