Safety first! How to make a solder fume extractor!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, Matt shows how to make a solder fume extractor - a definite must if you ever do any soldering!
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All this useless internet searching saying "oh no, computer fans aren't strong enough" and "oh you can't make your own ventilation" and shit, and here you do it in a couple minutes and looks good enough to me! Thank you so much!
Your sponge and Velcro seal has literally turned my world on ducting almost upside down. Thank you! I will probably be using this setup once I get my station set up. *thumbs up*
Another excellent video and project Matt! Well done!
I Like To Make Stuff Cheers! And thanks for dropping by, love your work :)
How do we solder the power wires of the two fans in parallel if we don't have the fume extractor with which to safely solder?! :(
Lord Marcus Do it outside, like I did ;)
While you do it just make sure that you bend down and sniff the fumes before they dissipate
Lord Marcus wist ik thinking as well
youre not gonna die because of one time soldering without an extractor
BAAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I admire the ingenuity. While drafting up a plan for a fume extractor, I was very close to overcomplicating the design. Checked to see what others did and came across your vid. Thanks for keeping it so simple and for sharing.
I just discovered your channel and I just want to say that this channel is amazing!
+Vierkant ik ook
MEe$ Cool.
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That storage trick was genius. I would never have thought of that myself.
Brilliant. What a great, low cost extraction option. I really like the way it folds away for tidy storage.
Wow!This is the best fume extractor that I've ever seen on youtube.! I am gonna build one .! Thanks Perks!
I'm going to mix this with the style of building you used for the headphone stand, absolutely perfect!
And you did it again!! Great video!! Thanks for taking your time to do, to film and to explain it so well! I also follow DIY Trying but they only show the stuff before, and after it's done, but they don't actually explain all the steps to build things, but you do and do it very very well! Cheers from your fan from Norway! :). Really looking forward for the next one! :)
i did this but replaced the cardboard box for a large plastic food container as it has a rubber sealed lid. this is good as it meant i could have 2 lids, one with the ducting and the other with a carbon filter.
Currently in the process of making one of these on a slightly smaller scale. Im using 3 small fans instead of two bigguns' and I am replacing the LED strips with a modified USB light that has a flexible stand, so that it can be positioned where its needed.
Thanks for the awesome idea DIY Perks!
After you added LEDs to the lid, I was surprised not to see carbon fiber wrap :D
Love your videos, thank you so much.
Cheers!
Thanks to your video, I was able to complete my design for a fume hood to have over my cats litter boxes. I just need to put it all together, and I should have a cleaner litter box area for them. Thank you again.
Very nice video Matt! You have definitely improved a lot your video quality since I subscribed! Keep on it!
Another great idea! I have a vent for a generator in my garage door the previous resident used. I could use your vent idea with an extension hose run from my workbench; The fans would push it right outside. Had been just using a small USB fan directly on the the work, but would much rather draw it away and out.
can we have a like 3 minute video of you just saying sponge please? lol
Find "The Great British Baking show" on netflix, if you watch all of it you will hear it it a lot! LOL
lol :D
S P U N G Z E
where? =D
here: 2:00
Great demo and wonderful patient voice work! Thanks so much!
Another genius project that works and east to handle. Awesome job!
i swear you are to smart for this world sometimes.... such a great idea made out of things we all have laying around
Awesome! I'm going to make this, as I solder every now and then
Dude you are a mastermind a genius this is so insane really nicely done!
Awesome, the work and the way it is presented. Thanks for making such videos.
kudos! this is a cool cheap project with great attention to detail with the foam sealing.
My uncle has a shop for repairing old school radios and TV so they need to solder all day long and fumes are very dangerous for them now thanks to you i can make a box like this and gift it to my uncle soon. cheers :)
Why did I not see this channel earlier ??
Awesome ideas !!
awesome video, very creative haha. like the fact that you also mentioned a solution for Wintertimes. not many would Think of that.
Waiting for these vids is so hard!
great idea and presented in an excellent format
I fall in love with his accent
Excellent job as always.
This one's pretty useful, always wanted it.
Can't wait to see your PC case! It's bound to be awesome!
Damn, you are so inventive, i'm so glad i subscribed :D
Keep up the good work man :D
I am very excited to see your pc case project.You are very skilled.
spent many years soldering, never used one of these. We didnt have lead-free solder then either. Good idea to do this
The storing of the ducting is the best part of this!
Your videos are so awesome, many good ideas. It's very useful thing. Thanks.
Thanks Matt, liked, subbed, but I've made this before seeing this. I just duct-taped a carbon filter to a fan, it works great.
I'm totally going to make this, well a version of it. I have some parts laying around that will make it easier requiring no soldering.
Oh my god this is so useful I absolutely need to build this at some point
Great video, thanks for sharing!
Nice work, I have a tiny room so I would have to think about this, and me being in the UK I cannot just go outside and do it because its mostly tipping it down, Thank you!
Good stuff mate, love your videos and ideas.
Your work is so professional...
Awesome, I'm going to try this. You really thought of everything ^^
I love your videos, cant wait for the home made computer case video :D
My friend solders almost everyday to fix electronics so I was thinking of making this for him
That was so epic and well done!
Just wanted to thank you 4 ur great videos. I'm going to try this one out soon. =)
Soldering outside sucks, especially in German winter ;)
Excellent! Good job!
Great vid :) As always ;D Greetings from Poland.
Brilliant. For so cheap, and it's so effective!
buddy you are amazing. I like your works. well done friend. keep it up. i don't miss any video! ;)
Absolutely brilliant, thank you!
Can't wait to see the PC case !
Cool, I will probably build this. Thanks
Love your videos mate, so awesome and usefull.
Thanks for the idea
Another great video!
This looks useful for airbrush fumes as well. Hopefully some sort of filter in front of the fans to catch the particulate wouldn't damper the airflow to the point where it loses too much suction.
Thank man really helpful. Does the carbon filter work just as good as putting it out the window?
I've been meaning to make one of these things for a while. Just need to find time to do it.
This is cool. I wonder if I could add a something to adjust the voltage(fan speed) and maybe add a power switch?
Brilliant design!
Very cool man, thanks for the content
Easy and yet perfect solution! BTW I use the "lines" track too :P
hello,
im a big fan, and I'm interested in making my own videos! I'm just curious as to what camera you use to make your videos because they're always so clear!
You are so creative :)
subscribed ^^
Very well explained !
I didn't realize you could you put screws in the cardboard to attach the fans. I just did a solder fume extractor, but I used tape for attaching fan and filter and it didn't turn out that good. Screws would be a lot better, Thanks for the tips!
new PC case HYPE. Looks mountains more professional over the other case you have shown.
Great video and good home made solution to the problem. Definitely worth a build, maybe hook up some solar panels.
What other power sources can i use instead? This is a great idea.
Great tutorial - thanks! :)
Mind sharing what's the BGM track's name?
Hey hii thanks for sharing .. can you tell what power supply did u use ita 12v n how much Amp. As when I connect 12v 1amp supply to 2 fans the speed of fans reduce drastically .
This is awesome will definitely make this
That's a great ideal.
Great video!
Somehow this could be turned into a basic AC...hmmmmmmmmm
Anyway great video! top notch quality :)
Why not invert the flow and have the hose as the intake, that way you can more easily position the hose near where you are working, and the fumes will be drawn along the hose to the box?
This is how many professional soldering fume extractors work. Along with the filter.
However, I must say the pack away design is VERY clever.
because if the fans are at the back it is harder to suck in all the air because the air has to travel through the entire pipe
Question. Do you have any data as to how many mm/inches from fans your extractor still “sucks” bad fumes at 100%, 90% , 80%? I had made a extractor and used a 120mm fan and in order to get 100% , I had to be within 6” of the fans
Zaaajebisty pomysł na wentylacje :)
Where do you get that carbon filter
Great video. Could you do a diy (but high end, HEPA +) air purifier?
Great job!
Well done
great idea
Wish you gave dimensions of the flexible ducting , and whats it made of exactly
such a tease with that interesting looking computer case...
thats sooooooooo awesome thanks!
Do I need to change the carbon filter from time to time or one is enough?
i really liked this
love your vids
this looks like it works well, but there's no parts list. i have got no idea where to buy a dc jack
Thats really a good and cheap idea. Why i didnt take a shoebox?
I made something like that out of wood and metal oven pipe. Totally too much in weight, money, invested time and mobility! :D
does it run of a 12v adapter?? you kind of skipped that..i now i need to get a dc jack on banggood or aliexpress but the 12v adapter is something i will look for locally .if needed..to bad it doesn't run direct of usb power..i was also thinking to buy a "Aoyue 486" and try to add a fan to it..??
I would like to build something simmilar but for a different purpose. The way I intend to use it is to filter the air in a room with lots of cigarette smoke. My question is: will does carbon filters be able to succesfully remove the odor and the chemicals left by cigars ?
Looking forward to the PC case video :-D
DIY Perks What is your opinion regarding lead vs lead-free solder?
do a follow up to the external gpu with a higher end gpu and laptop please.