#Up! Plus fume cabinet
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Published on February 22, 2013
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120mm Fan to 100mm A/C Duct Adaptor
by MCroucher
Description
I find the ABS fumes really smelly and I do have a little fear for potential health risks (Even in a well ventilated room I get headaches when I stand near the printer).
So to be better save than sorry I made this simple yet effective fume cabinet. When you have all the materials you can build this in 1 a 2 hours.
So to be better save than sorry I made this simple yet effective fume cabinet. When you have all the materials you can build this in 1 a 2 hours.
Instructions
Materials:
-A plastic storage container. Just look for one that has the right dimensions, for the Up! plus you need a box that is about L 45 cm x W 44 cm x h 45 cm.
-A PC fan. I used a 120 mm fan.
-A 12 volt ac adapter.
-A female connector to connect the PC fan to adapter (solder the positive en negative wire of the fan to the connector).
-120mm Fan to 100mm A/C Duct Adaptor ( thingiverse.com/thing:37770 ). This model fits exactly in the 120 x 120 footprint of the up! plus but make sure you place the clamps right on the edge of the platform!
-A plastic storage container. Just look for one that has the right dimensions, for the Up! plus you need a box that is about L 45 cm x W 44 cm x h 45 cm.
-A PC fan. I used a 120 mm fan.
-A 12 volt ac adapter.
-A female connector to connect the PC fan to adapter (solder the positive en negative wire of the fan to the connector).
-120mm Fan to 100mm A/C Duct Adaptor ( thingiverse.com/thing:37770 ). This model fits exactly in the 120 x 120 footprint of the up! plus but make sure you place the clamps right on the edge of the platform!
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#Up! Plus fume cabinet by D3rax is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Creative Commons license.
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Nice work!
I've built something similar for my prusa i3 using wood and plexiglass,
however I had troubles finding a good tube,
I only found a semi-rigid one. where did you find this ?
it is flexible as it looks ?
Yes its very flexible. Its a standard 100mm airvent hose. It normally is used for ac's, airducts or dryers. You can get them in most hardware stores. http://www.aangenaamwarm.nl/in...