Filter Box for Laser Cutter/Engraver
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An DIY efficient smoke filter for my xTool D1 Pro.
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I created this filter to use with my Xtool D1 Pro laser engraver in my workshop.
The base is a food-grade honey (or paint) bucket with a diameter of 267mm at the top and 226mm at the bottom.
The filtration is provided by 2 Vista 200 H13 True HEPA filters placed on top of each other: A foam about 40mm thick is placed at the bottom of the bucket to compensate for the height of the filters.
The fan is a powerful and (relatively) quiet Aygrochy 100mm that I removed from its mount. Its diameter is 170mm and it is attached to the Fanduct TurboFan piece with its original ring. The piece is screwed into the lid with four 4mm screws.
Air intake is through the side using the second piece: Fanduct InTube.
Components:
- Bucket (example): https://www.amazon.com.be/Silplast-seaux-litres-couvercle-blanc/dp/B09HL7K2RP
- Filters: https://www.amazon.com.be/dp/B0BVVFR5VG
- Fan: https://www.amazon.com.be/dp/B097DSJS1W
- Printed Fanduct TurboFan
- Printed Fanduct InTube
- Some 4mm screws
Total Cost : < 140 Euro
Printing
Both pieces are printed on a Prusa MK3+ with PLA, at 0.3mm. I have included the 3MF files for the settings. The Fanduct TurboFan is printed with organic support.