Core One filtration system (remixed frankenstein version :-) )

What you need:

1)Make complete Dual-Filter Soldering Fume Extractor, thats a base line. With edited carbonbasket - see provided carbonbasket_revised.3mf

Some notes:

You can put HW-585 into some case - its to be found on printables everywhere.

You can also accomodate https://noctua.at/en/na-fc1 as a pwm controller, if you dont have proper PWM source.

I use Noctua industrial fans because of high static pressure.

2)Print CoreOne Alveo p1, which goes from CoreOne printer - standard PETG profile

This uses file tuyau_jonction_1piece.stl from Alveo air duct site (there are STL models to download)

3)Buy a hose from Alveo:

https://www.alveo3d.com/en/product/flexible-air-duct/

4)Print CoreOne Alveo p2 - standard PETG profile

This uses platine_adaptation_panel_120mm from Alveo air duct site (there are STL models to download) with some part from Dual Filter Soldering Fume Extractor + little of my own work

5)Print hepa seal - I use Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D

6)Print 120mm fan seals (according to number of fans in Dual-Filter Soldering Fume Extractor) - I use Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D

7)Optionaly print Filtration stand - PETG

It serves as a stand for thread rods

8)Optionaly print https://www.printables.com/model/1085259-ikea-skadisskadis-tape-gun-holder-tape-dispenser-k

for alveo hose mounting on skadis board :-)

Put all of that together (assume Dual-Filter Soldering Fume extractor is completed with 120mm fan seals already attached):

1)CoreOne Alveo p1 - uses standard M3 screws (I think I used M3x10) to mount onto Core One

2)CoreOne Alveo p2 - attach it to Dual-Filter Soldering Fume extracto HEPA stage put between them hepa seal - method of attachment is up to you. I drilled hole in hepa stage and connecter to CoreOne Alveo p2 with classic zip ties, which goes with every Prusa printer.

3)Screw hose into both parts

Optionally use the hose holder (tape gun holder tape)

4)You can put the filtration rodes onto filtration stand

One remark: on photo you see that the part, which is mounted on core one is glued together. It is my first version. I was in a hurry and put the thread upside down. Model on this page has it rotated right way already. I didnt want to waste so much material only for the rotation, so I cut it, rotated and put together.