Summary
Fume Extractor is probably a bit of a misnomer as all it really does is to accelerate the fumes away from your workspace while soldering.
I had an old ip camera type mount that uses a standard 1/4 20 camera tripod type bolt on the top. I just threaded it directly into a hole in the base of the fan holder.
The holes on the little funnel might be a bit on the small side, so you may need to ream them out with a drill bit. I used some M5 machine screws directly into the hood piece to hold it all together.
I Added a little 12 volt wall wart and a spst latching button switch with a 12.7mm hole.
Used it last night and it really helped to keep the soldering fumes from going right up my nose.
You do need to keep it a bit close to the work piece in order for it to function
If you really value your health and safety, you might want to search for other ones that actually hook up to a vent tube that would take the fumes completely away.
Print Settings
Printer:
AM8
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
.28mm
Infill:
25%
Notes:
Pretty basic print. Nothing fancy.
Tag: Fume
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Fume Extractor 3D Print Model
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Fumey The Fume Extractor 3D Print Model
Summary
Here’s how to turn a PC fan into a solder fume extractor using a 3D printed retainer. Use an activated carbon filter to catch that pesky solder smoke and eliminate the smell of fumes.
Mini Desktop Fanhttps://www.adafruit.com/product/3544
9VDC Power Supplyhttps://www.adafruit.com/product/63
Ultimaker 3https://www.adafruit.com/product/3300
Design source fileshttps://learn.adafruit.com/desktop-fume-extractor/overview
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