This solder fume extractor utilizes two filters, a HEPA filter and an Activated Carbon filter, to effectively filter and adsorb harmful particles from your soldering workspace.
Features:
Clean Air: HEPA filter captures particles as small as 0.3 microns. The carbon filter removes odors and VOCs. Why HEPA?
Easy Build:
No cutting required! Fan plugs directly into controller.
Easy-to-print design with no supports.
Clear assembly guide with video included.
Compatible with Ø 125mm aluminum hose for fume redirection.
Assembly video:
Parts Needed (Total cost around €50):
Before you begin, select your power source…
Power Source Options:
AC - Traditional wall outlet. Requires some electrical knowledge for safe assembly.
DC - Uses a 12V DC Jack for power, like a typical adapter for small electronics.
PD (NEW!) - Simple and modern solution using a USB-C PD adapter with 12v support.
Here's a breakdown of the parts and considerations for each power source version…
Basic Supplies (all versions require these):
3D printed parts (download the files from MakerWorld)
Noctua NF-F12 iPPC-3000 PWM 4 pin 120mm fan - Amazon Link
Note: The included active carbon filter restricted airflow, so I only used the HEPA filter. Alternatively, you can use a 16mm HEPA sheet cut to size (120x120mm): Link
Active Carbon filter (Cut to size 120x120mm) - AliExpress Link
Wire (22-20 AWG recommended, thicker may be stiff) - AliExpress Link
Additional Parts (depending on chosen power source):
Decided to wire it very simply with just 12v and a switch directly to the a cheap fan I had laying around. Works great and way better than trying to blow fumes away the old fashion way.