Solder Fume Extractor - USB-C and Einhell/Ozito battery
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Remix of the base to use USB-c or Einhell powertool battery
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Redesigned the base to accept a Einhell PowerXChange battery. I also added a PD USB-c module so I could power it of I hadn't a battery at hand.
Used a Stepdown converter so I could regulate the voltage from 18v of the Einhell battery to 12V.
I used a different PWM fan controller module because it was a bit smaller, and a 6pin switch so I could power the fan without the voltage of one source reaching the other components, if I didnt do that, the usbc module would power up the step-down converter.
EDIT: On the wiring image, I forgot to draw a black wire going from the battery holder negative to the IN- on the stepdown converter. I'll change it when I have time.
Also I my design doesn't use threaded inserts. I don't feel they are neccesary since the screws can grab on to the 3d print just fine, just make more walls arount the holes using a modifier in the slicer. I leave the .f3d file if you want to make any modifications.
Also printed Regis side clips