Thing ico Resin vapor aspirator for Anycubic Photon

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This attachment, to be installed in place of the upper glass on the Anycubic photon printer, will draw in part of the odor emitted by the resin during printing and, if properly connected with a rubber tube, discharge it outside. For example, let the tube come out through an open window (I made the 15mm tube of external section pass through the shutter box so I can send it outside even with the window closed).All the elements to have the complete attachment can be found on: https://www.redpah.com/profile/16098/sergio-lannaIn addition to the two printed pieces, you will need a fan (recovered from an old PC, choose one that's fairly powerful and non-noisy), 4 M4 35 mm bolts, 4 washers, and 4 M4 nutsINSTRUCTIONSInstall the fan in the molded base by passing the power cable through the hole providedSecure the upper printed piece with the boltsRemove the top cover of the Anycubic photon by removing the 6 screwsInsert the aspirator in place of the cover on the Anycubic Photon, secure it with the 6 original screws previously removed (if necessary, use washers)Close the lid and insert a 15 mm tube of external section inside the hole at the apex of the aspiratorNow put the other end of the tube outside. You can pass it through a window or else, with a little more work, you can do as I did by passing the tube along the edge of the window to the shutter box and from there outside, so I guaranteed the connection to the outside even with the window closedTo complete the job, the fan must be powered. There are two possibilities: 1) get an external power supply that's adequate (normally the fan is 12 Vdc), or 2) use the same power supply as the Anycubic Photon In the second case, you'll need to make a branch so that you can connect both the printer and the fan to the power supplyAnd that's it! If you want, you can add a wire switch to turn the fan on and off independently without having to disconnect the plug every time