P2S X2D fully enclosed external exhaust ventilation + fully enclosed poop bin enclosure exhaust
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Description
Even after installing the official external exhaust specifically designed for P2S, the poop chute and side cooling vents remain open, which is quite frustrating
I designed this fully enclosed exhaust kit myself to address the shortcomings of the official design
- Non-destructive installation utilizing the original holes on the back plate
- Fully enclosed, sloped poop chute
- Drawer-style poop bin
- Side-insert activated carbon filter
It fits Philips activated carbon filter elements perfectly and is equipped with a quiet, adjustable speed fan. After activation, air purifier readings drop dramatically
Parts List
4 M3*8 flat-head self-tapping screws
One 120*110mm Philips car activated carbon filter element, Taobao purchase link: https://e.tb.cn/h.7omR6iUJ88RHrvU?tk=ZCNiUTeTlvH
One 120*120*25mm adjustable speed fan, Taobao purchase link: https://e.tb.cn/h.7L1FxlfhL2G1Ac8?tk=Yw6lUTe8WK7
- Installation recommendations: When installing the main body and the poop chute, it is recommended to attach 1mm thick foam to the contact surfaces with the printer to improve sealing
- The chute and main body installation use a snap-fit slot structure; it is recommended to secure them with glue once in place
- It is strongly recommended to print the chute using PETG, as PLA will stick to the expelled poop
If you encounter any issues during printing and assembly, please leave a comment. I don't log in frequently, but I will log in and reply immediately after receiving a boost
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