Solder Fume Extractor / Table Air Purifier / Battery-powered
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I created a extractor for solder fumes. I had the bigger filter from my other project and wanted to use it via battery.
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I used following components:
1x ARCTIC P12 Pro - 120 mm Fan
1x PUREBURG 3-layer filter (HEPA 13) for Afloia Q10 Aur purifier
6x Heated inserts M4
6x M4 16mm skrews
1x USB-C 2s Charging Board
1x 2s Balancer and protection board
1x PWM FAN Controller
1x StepUp module
1x Switch
2x 18650 Lipo batteries
1x Lipo Battery holder of your choice. I used this one https://www.printables.com/model/999328-18650-battery-holder-case
The electronic cabling is a bit messy, but hey it works :-) To replace the Filter you only have to unskrew 2 screws and slide the cover. I used a gluegun to glue the electronic parts inside the case.
This is a schematic drawing about the cabling:
I skipped the fuse :-)
I decided to use the fan in front of the filter, because they work better in this direction.
The filter is big enough to last for quite a long time. To mount the fan I used the original skrews sent with it. The battery should last at least 1h and I can recharge them via USB-C. I havn't tested how long the lipos can run the fan.
I you want you can also add the solder fume picture to it in the slicer of your choice.