Designing & 3D Printing a Fume Extractor for my Workbench | Crafting Bench Ep. 1

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I needed a better fume extractor for my solder station, so I decided to 3D Print my own.
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16 сен 2024

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@OnceinaSixSide 2 месяца назад

There are few things in life more satisfying than identifying an issue that can be solved with a 3D printer, designing the solution, and bringing it into existence. Great job!

@analog-dreams 2 месяца назад

Hah thanks dude!

@Genzzry 3 месяца назад

For the failure at @11:08 I would have suggested a ribbon of fiberglass, wetted down with an epoxy resin. Make little cuts in the ribbon, about 50% of the way through, for the cone part. Very strong & reliable connection :)

@Theexplorographer 3 месяца назад

Why is there a filter on an extractor fan? That's just odd. You are venting outside..so who is it protecting? All the creatures living inside the exhaust tube? LOL Nice job man.. And just when I think I have out grown Tinkercad, I figure out a new way to do something. Yeah, I use Fusion once in a while but Tinkercad carries a lot of the heavy load.

@analog-dreams 3 месяца назад

Well it vented into the attic. I originally wasn’t going to use a filter but since it didn’t directly go outside, I was encouraged to include a filter When I used it in general I didn’t have a filter, but eh