xtool d1 pro fume extractor 3d models

Leg Extention for the Xtool D1. ...Enjoy!

mounts for xtool D1 honeycomb bed

Table Top Soldering Fume Extractor Funell works with PC cooling Fan.

A 3d printed fume extractor made for a youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ful6YhIMNxU

I came across an amazing Instructables project on multi-attachment fume extractors that I want to try out: https://www.instructables.com/id/Multi-Attatchment-Fume-Extractor/. ...Also, I found some YouTube tutorials that might be helpful - one is a quick...

Leg extension segment for the Xtool D1 laser engraver/cutter.

Fume extractor for soldering etc. 100mm outlet. 2 openings are for removing supports after printing. ...cover them with tape, after support removed.

Fume Extractor powered by 18650 battery. Connected via DC/DC up converter MT3608 from charger board TP4056 BMS.Used switch KCD3-101-C3-R/2P. ...Filter material optional.

I crafted a fume extractor to enhance my soldering station's performance. ... Check out my comprehensive blog entry here: http://itsprojectday.wordpress.com

This is a fume extractor to extract the fume when soldering. It works on battery and it is adjustable. The design is inspired by that of Heliox (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2842931). ... Here is my website where you can see my project :...

# Soldering Fume Extractor # Summary I developed this fume extractor using an old light Fitting I had from a broken lamp stand. I'm placing it on Thingiverse for future storage. Hopefully, it comes in useful for someone. Sadly I don't have any...

This is a fume extractor to extract the fume when soldering. It works on battery and it is adjustable. The design is inspired by that of Heliox (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2842931). ... Here is my website where you can see my project :...

Modify, use, share, and enjoy this upgraded fume extractor! ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: steel i3 Rafts: No rafts required Supports: No supports needed Resolution: 0.2mm layer thickness Infill Percentage: 20% infill density

Soldering Fume ExtractorI developed this fume extractor using an old light Fitting I had from a broken lamp stand. I'm placing it on Thingiverse for future storage. Hopefully, it comes in useful for someone. Sadly I don't have any pictures of the...

These 25mm feet fits perfectly on the XTool D1 Pro with the right height when using with honeycomb working panel. Also fits to genuine Xtool feet. Print this @ 01.mm layer height cause of thread precision. PETG 100% infill for better stability. ...

The latest version can be found at https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/43008-fume-extractor-v2 .This fume extractor uses carbon filters of 130mm x 130mm x 10mm. These are used for the HAKKO 491/493 fume extractor. ...To build it, you'll...

Fume Extractor Revamp: Upgrading to a Hair Dryer Motor for Enhanced Performance Give your fume extractor a boost by swapping out the original motor with a hair dryer unit. This sleek upgrade will take your extraction game to the next level. To...

Instructions To create your fume extractor, you'll need to print parts and assemble using the following components: 1 - A 70x70mm fan designed to effectively clear out contaminants. 4 - M3x40 mm bolts to securely fasten the 15mm width fan in place. 6...

I've been soldering more things, and with soldering comes fumes that you don't want to breathe in. So, after a couple of hours in CAD, sixty hours of printing, and a few minutes of assembly, I have this beast. Inside is a 140mm fan, so it's nice and...

Electronics enthusiasts rely on a powerful fume extractor that harnesses the strength of a robust 70 mm fan capable of pushing air through its substantial 95 mm depth. ...Additionally, this device incorporates an effective active carbon filter to purify...

Based on the Hakko Benchtop Solder Fume Extractor, I designed my own variant. Two versions are available: one with an 80mm fan and another with a 120mm fan. In my view, the 80mm fans fall short of expectations in terms of power output. The DELTA...

Transforming a discarded blow dryer fan assembly into an innovative solder fume extractor, this DIY project seamlessly integrates a mount for a high-quality carbon filter, sourced from a local pet store, and a straightforward mounting system...

Fume extractor powered by a high-performance hair dryer motor. A durable EVA rubber pad is attached to the bottom for noise reduction. A speed controller has been integrated to tame the powerful and loud motor's aggressive behavior. ...Feel free to...

This is an adapter to xtool D1 for enclosure exhaust to windows

Fume Extractor is probably a misnomer since it merely accelerates fumes away from your workspace while soldering. I repurposed an old ip camera mount using a standard 1/4-20 tripod bolt on top, threading it directly into the fan holder's base. The...

Fume extractor with bathroom Fan..... Device box is made from ply-wood birch with thickness 3mm. Processing is done on laser cutter. Please consider adjusting the slits size in accordance to the Kerf of your laser machine. Frames for holding face...

For assembling the parts please refer to Video Link: https://youtu.be/2xLQ9wforAc This is a Fume extractor complete with snap-fit enclosure, cover and parts. It uses an Arctic P12 fan of thickness 25 mm, carbon filter of thickness 7.2 mm to suck the...

Also an active carbon filter and a 5.5mm power socket from AliExpress ("Activated Carbon Filter Sponge for Hakko 493 Solder Smoke Absorber ESD Fume Extractor free shipping" and "5pcs/lot High Quality Socket Female Panel Mount Connector 2.1mmx5.5mm...

Inside is a 140mm fan, which makes it nice and quiet, plus 130mm replacement charcoal filters for a commercially available fume extractor. The filters easily fit in front of the fan, so they're easily replaceable. I've got a 12V wall wart power...

This is a fume extractor designed to work with 80mm, 92mm and 120mm fans. It's ideal for use when soldering. ... I utilized a fan cover between the fan and filter, which can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2802474 To build this...