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Solder fume extractor
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DIY Solder fume extractor
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DIY Solder Fume Extractor, designed for easy assembly and powered via a USB Type-C connector
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| Item | Link |
|---|---|
| 12V PC Fan | Aliexpress Link |
| USB Type-C Connector | Aliexpress Link |
| Activated Carbon Filter | Aliexpress Link |
Installation Guide
Strip and Connect Fan Wires to the Type-C Connector:
- Strip the ends of the positive and negative wires of the fan.
- Connect the fan's positive (+) wire to the output pin of the Type-C connector.
- Connect the fan's negative (-) wire to the ground pin on the Type-C connector.
The negative wire usually is a patterned cable
Bridge the Type-C 12V Output
Test the Fan:
- Connect a USB-C PD adapter that can output 12V to the Type-C connector. Check that the fan spins
Prepare the Activated Carbon Filter:
- Place the stencil over the activated carbon filter sheet and cut the filter to size using an X-Acto knife.
Assemble the Fan and Filter in the Box:
- Place the Type-C pd inside the designated slot
- Place the fan securely inside the 3D-printed box, with the airflow direction set to pull air through the filter.
- Insert the cut filter into the designated slot area