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Core One - Advanced Filtration Top Extension

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Custom ducting to relocate the Prusa CORE One Advanced Filtration Box to the top of the printer for space-limited setups

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This is the first iteration of my custom exhaust duct for the Core One Advanced Filtration System. As I am limited in the space behind my Core One the exhaust duct leads to the top of the printer, where it attaches to two screw holes for stability.

The exhaust duct should work with the original Advanced Filtration System, as it uses the same screw hole pattern. I do not own the original system, as I wasn't sure if I could make it work. Instead I used the box from user @PeterLu39806:

https://www.printables.com/model/1312457-alternative-advanced-filtration-for-prusa-core-one

I used M3 screws to put it all together. I also used a 3D pen to “weld” the lower and upper part for airtightness. Careful use of a solder iron should lead to a similar result.

The spacer was printed in TPU 95A. The model for the spacer only has a height of 1mm. When I designed this in CAD with a mock-up of the Core One, I expected a gap of no more than 3mm between Core One surface and my exhaust duct. However, it came out to approx. 6mm. I advise to resize and print the spacer last, after measuring the actual gap on your setup.

Printed mine in PETG - Prusa Galaxy Black.

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