fume extractor fan 3d models

This is a soldering fume extractor fan I designed heavily inspired by work by the user koensmelt who was in turn inspired by sneakypoo over on Thingiverse. The biggest difference with mine is the size. This is intended to mount a 12v 80mm fan instead...

A simple bracket to mount a ZD-153 solder fume extractor to a standard 1/2 inch thread as you find on a camera tripod or, like in my case, a microphone boom arm!

Got a industrial Fan from a Friend that i wanted to use as a Solder Fume Extraction Fan, so i designed this Mount for it.

As the power supply in physically towards the big fan end of the pipe, the big fan is turned on by a PNP power transistor. The transistor is turned on by either or both of the bench fans drawing current via the base/Emitter junction. On the hinges,...

I found this AC fan with ON\OFF switch, from a thrift store. ... Then I wanted a case around it with a handle, so I made one. Just scale it to your needs, and use hot glue to attach the fan to it.

Fume Extractor Fan - Battery- OR Wall-Powered Author: Donald L. Merand for Explo Update 2016.05.03: I've added a couple of different versions designed to be laser-cut from 1/8" acrylic. What Is It? It is a fume extractor of the type that you might...

Found a few designs for a solder fumes extractor fan on Thingiverse. I wanted one that can change the filter easily so I designed my own. The filter holder will take the common 5.1" x 5.1" filter pads while the base will take a 120 mm fan. I had...

90 degree fume extractor connector for 80mm fan and 55mm flexible tube.

I've built a fan duct for my (cheapo) solder fume extractor to use with the duct's created by MariusHornberger: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3283786 With it, you don't have to place the clunky fume extractor yourself at your workpeace but could...

I've built a fan duct for my (cheapo) solder fume extractor to use with the duct's created by MariusHornberger: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3283786 With it, you don't have to place the clunky fume extractor yourself at your workpeace but could...

I've built a fan duct for my (cheapo) solder fume extractor to use with the duct's created by MariusHornberger: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3283786 With it, you don't have to place the clunky fume extractor yourself at your workpeace but could...

You need: Raspberry Pi Fan: [Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/Raspberry-iUniker-30x30x7mm-Brushless-RetroFlag/dp/B076H3TKBP/) Rocker Switch: [Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/Jabinco-Solder-Rocker-Switch-Toggle/dp/B0817QGXL2/) Micro USB to DIP Adapter:...

This is a Fume Extractor that works with 92mm square12-24v fan. It is a remix of Solder Fume Extractor by nrp. ...(smaller version) #6-32 or 3mm hardware can be used to hold it together.

Fume extractor for use of a 80x80 mm fan w/ cutout for switch and powercord. ... A filter can fit in the back

Fume extractor made for 120mm computer fan. Uses m4 screw. ...Made for two 6 116 116mm active carbon filters (http://www.ebay.com/itm/111564613033?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT (January 2015)).

Basic enclosure for 200mm fan to be used as a fume extractor or air purifier. Mounting holes are aligned for a Cooler Master MegaFlow 200. Space behind the fan to fit carbon filters. ... Print 2 top-bottom plates Print 2 side plates Print 1...

### ** Just an idea, it works, but needs some more refinig work** Air purifier that can double as a soldering fume extraction unit ___ Missing a channel to route the fan cables, a system to control the fan speed and a connector to get power, ill'make...

All you need is120mm pc fan4x Self-tapping screw (included with most pc fans)13 x 13 x1 cm carbon filter

Fume extractor for fan 70 mm Fan mounting - M4 bolts and nuts Nuts press-fitted into pocket. Use glue to secure connection. Back cover press-fitted. ...Use glue if you not sure, about connection.

Simple Fume Extractor for 80mm fans. It's meant to be an easy print and assemble. To be printed without supports. ... Enjoy!

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...

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...

This Soldering Fume Extractor uses a 40mm fan to extract the fumes coming from the solder and move it away from you. This file can print in a time frame of 3 to 10 hours, depending on the printer and quality of the print... ... Subscribe to me on YT:...

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...

I designed this fume extractor because I had a handful of 92mm fans in my shop. There is a cut-to-fit carbon filter sandwiched between two grills. To build this, you must print: 1x Base 3x Grill 1x Spacer (there are 4 in the .stl) or 1x...

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...

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...

An easy to print, small footprint soldering lead fume extractor. Designed to fit an 80mm 12v DC fan (took mine out of an old ATX power supply) and one or two layers of activated carbon filter (also 80x80mm). Made to be assembled with M4 bolts...

An easy to print, small footprint soldering lead fume extractor. Designed to fit an 80mm 12v DC fan (took mine out of an old ATX power supply) and one or two layers of activated carbon filter (also 80x80mm). Made to be assembled with M4 bolts...

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...