Build Your Own DIY Soldering Fume Extractor || How to Make Fume Extractor by Using PC Fan

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DIY Fume Extractor by using a 120mm PC cooling fan and 3D printed enclosure.
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If you are an electronics hobbyist, soldering is essential in almost all of your project, but the smoke/fumes from burnt solder and flux isn’t something you want to breathe. It smells bad and can be very dangerous to your health but you can reduce the hazards by employing a fume extractor. Even if you only solder things once in a while, it's a good idea to have a solder fume extractor to suck in those toxic fumes.
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I found online an amazing 3D printed model that I tweaked and customized in Autodesk Fusion360 according to my needs (source: "www.instructab..." by rdmmkr used under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 / Modifications: size, 120mm fan, speed control ).
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I have used a 120 x 25 mm fan whereas the original design is suitable for an 80 x 38 mm fan.
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Components Used:
1. 12V Fan: amzn.to/3rcaEpJ
2. DC Jack: amzn.to/2Ug8c5q
3. Rocker Switch 15 x 10 mm: amzn.to/36Lh4mf
4. 5mm LED: amzn.to/3kziI2r
5. Resistor - 580Ohm: amzn.to/3eAgE6u
6. 22 AWG Wires: amzn.to/3hVt4YV
7. Heatshrink Tube: amzn.to/2VYtmpf
8. Activated Carbon Filter: amzn.to/3evAcZG
9. Double-sided Tape: amzn.to/3ippWDq
10. M3 x 12 Screws: amzn.to/3kDJVB1
11. M5 x 8 Screws: amzn.to/2UVznTd
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Tools Used:
1. Soldering Iron: amzn.to/3y3mmW0
2. 3D Printer: amzn.to/3Bfpgt7
3. Wire Cutter: amzn.to/3zcaama
4. Wire Stripper: amzn.to/3BfptfT
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Комментарии : 58

@JPToto 3 года назад

Well done! I’d like to build this myself. Do you think the speed control is really necessary? Seems like full speed on the fan should be fine.

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

Yeah, after making I have also realized, there is no requirement of speed controller. You can skip it

@diegor4966 3 года назад

I like how you matched the colors of your soldering Iron with the fume extractor nice touch!. I agree no need for a speed controller since you want the fume extractor to suck as much fumes as possible that is why I prefer the simplicity of the original design, by rdmmkr www.thingiverse.com/thing:3474360.

@zendog8888 Год назад

I just need a $300 3D printer to build my $20 fume extractor 😆

@mitalighosh7801 3 года назад

Hello many days past over. When will you announce the 3d printer giveaway. Please reply

@Радиоэлектроника 3 года назад

printed your hood, but my fan is 120/120/25 mm. does not fit because I measured the size on the model, it turned out not 25 but 24 mm

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

It's due to printer tolerance which vary from printer to printer. No worry, sand the edges with sand paper.

@Радиоэлектроника 3 года назад

Open Green Energy Ok ✅

@JaviersDIY 3 года назад

This is impressive

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

Thank you

@Rashik30 2 года назад

Good design. One point I'll make is that it's generally not a good idea to insert tinned wires into screw down connectors like that. Over time, tinned wires can and will come loose from the connectors which can risk shorting out your components. Ideally you'd want to crimp connector pins to the ends of your wires like those found in dupont crimping sets.

@jean-michelchevalier6649 3 года назад

Hi, I have nearly finished building my extractor. Wonder if you can help me? I don't have 580 OHm resistor, wich value can I use safely instead ? Many thanks

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

You can use any value above it and below 1k

@jean-michelchevalier6649 3 года назад

Many thanks, will put a photo on instructables when finish

@jean-michelchevalier6649 3 года назад

Just posted my photo on Instructables, Froggy86, many thanks again for your help

@ArtisticSoulCrafts 2 года назад

Amazing 👍🏼👍🏼 and very cute

@Aakashkumar-lq4hj 3 года назад

Please electrical components ka giveaway kijiya

@chauhanaltaf3823 3 года назад

CNC machine buy kayse Kary jo aap use karty ho please link CNC laser machine buy please form India buy aur Bluetooth speaker bany form 3d printer main

@fu1r4 Год назад

You don't need an off/on switch because the speed controller can be used to turn it off/on. Try to turn it to the lowest speed and then continue to turn the knob and you will hear a click.

@mangjay80 3 года назад

Wooow kiale bay

@Toqhy 2 года назад

OK let's see if you can do the impossible Build bga rework station machine

@ewen832 3 года назад

Good video, I have been looking for a 3D printable solder fume extractor. Though I will go with Jp Toto’s suggestion to remove the speed controller. Question when do you replace the filter?

@MayankJairaj 3 года назад

Is there any store in India that sells lead free solder? I saw a few on Amazon but all were fake

@Aakashkumar-lq4hj 3 года назад

First view

@lemonade_ag 3 года назад

No STL files?

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

I am writing an Instruactables , I will post all the details there soon

@teisangelclausen4476 3 года назад

Great project! You should really add a couple of 18650 battery's to it.

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

Thank you ☺️ Your feedback is appreciated.

@sajidcadtutorial6224 3 года назад

Nice

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

Thanks sajid

@kodywillnauer9422 3 года назад

I’m excited to build this. Looking forward to your stl files!

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

Keep in touch, I will share the details with few days

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

www.thingiverse.com/thing:4910949

@kodywillnauer9422 3 года назад

@@opengreenenergy Thank you, OGE!

@mgamesslofficial Год назад

I'm impressed.. 🍒🍒🍒🍒💓💓💓💓

@arijitghosh8292 3 года назад

Sir please giveaway a 3D Printer

@Delali 3 года назад

Built one of these fume extractors a while back with a colleague. It really served us well a long time. We didnt have a 3D Printer then so we used a wooden housing. Your build is really cooler. Big ups

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

Thank You dear

@Delali 3 года назад

@@opengreenenergy Don't mention fam. Keep up the good work.

@wellnessmantraa 3 года назад

Hi sir, which soldering iron or kit you are using ! Thanks for the video

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

I am using Hakko Soldering Station.

@gep8639 3 года назад

Mr devashish Your work is excellent and super fine

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

Thank You

@vrindavansoni8135 3 года назад

Very nice and very helpful project 👍👍 👍👏👍👏

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

Thank You dear

@ElectricalBoost 3 года назад

Sir your DIY projects are awesome 👌

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

Thank you dear

@adoraimusic7 Год назад

💪💪💪💪 very useful unit

@shrikantnikam2426 2 года назад

Which cutting mat you use?

@Edmorbus 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing

@laypyu 3 года назад

Nice work. Subscribing as well. I would like to know about the 3D printer you use. Do you have a link as to where I can get one from? Thanks. :)

@Twin_Flyer 3 года назад

Great project, will be printing one this weekend! Why no long to the variable speed control? Its also missing from the Instructables site.

@vipinckty1 3 года назад

Super proffesional...

@opengreenenergy 3 года назад

Thank you

@_munna_ 3 года назад

👌👌👌👌

@hackleberrym 3 года назад

Great build as always!

@AmigaWolf 2 года назад

Good Solder fume Extractor, but one thing i do not like, that the top part cannot be screwed, i made a little 3D plate, and put that on top with 4 little screws, because otherwise the top remained at a crack.

@AmigaWolf 2 года назад

Looks great, i am going to do the same, thanks for giving everyone the blueprint to your 3D-Printed Soldering Fume Extractor.