Soldering Smoke Remover(absorber) DIY
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a simple and easy-to-make soldering smoke remover(absorber)
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Soldering Smoke Remover DIY
Introducing a simple and easy-to-make soldering smoke remover.
I used a 120mm 12V DC cooling fan that is commonly purchased.
The fan is fixed with 4 screws included with the fan. After fixing, you can assemble the filter.
The filter has 2 grooves on the bottom for easy attachment and detachment.
In addition, you need a 12V DC adaptor, a round DC terminal (female), and a simple On/Off switch.
I used a 6 Pin Push switch. (6Pin diagram: 6Pin Push switch )
*I attached the entire step diagram.
*Parts:
-120mm 12V DC Fan (4 screws included)
- 12V DC Adaptor and round terminal (female)
- On/off Switch
- Filter: 130mmx130mmx10mm activated carbon filter sponge (Material: PET)
Special Features:
Two wind direction modes available (90 degrees, 65 degrees)
*Just insert the fan into the groove!
Printer Settings:
Layer: 0.15 ~ 0.2mm layer
Material: PLA or PETG
*Planned for next update
- Added handle on top of body
- Added a catch design to prevent it from falling out when inserted into the home
*사용 영상