Fume Extractor with PWM Fan (Electronics Tinkering Required)
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Since I was not happy with all the DIY fume extractors around I decided to create my own!
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This PWM Fume Extractor is very powerful, on maximum settings it reminds me every time on an aircraft engine. It can extract the air even from a long distance so it can be nice and tight on your bench.
Electronics
For the electronics you will need to tinker around yourself. This is the reason I included the Fusion360 File. Its certainly not fully parametric, but for your DIY build you will mostly adjust the front plate and the back cover for your needs.
For the circuit board I just soldered an Arduino Nano EVERY to a strip board where all cables where connected. No Protection Circuit (Overvoltage or Reverse Polarity Protection).
If you want you can do this better. I will include my Arduino File eventually, but honestly you can just use a NE555 as a PWM controller.
Nonetheless you will need:
- 12cm PWM Fan
- A 9 or 12V DC Power Supply
- A Way to control the PWM (For example an Arduino or NE555)
- Some Wires
- A button, a LED (if you want), a Potentiometer, and a DC Barrel Jack for the back.
- And of cause you need Screws. Some M5 and M3 Screws you should always have in stock
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me :)
Happy Printing and Happy DIY'ing