Pikitote

Thank you!:)

Well, it can move like a fish in 2 axis. Not sure if this is different.

Hi mbates5!The body it's single piece. You don't need to ungroup anything. Print it as it is. You will need supports (as shown in pictures): https://cdn.instructables.com/F68/BQ2U/J0COLAQW/F68BQ2UJ0COLAQW.LARGE.jpg and https://cdn.instructables.com/FTF/AIG7/J0COLAVD/FTFAIG7J0COLAVD.LARGE.jpgYou have to print the font, body and back one time, and the drawer two times. Then assemble them in the same order. After assembling the 3 pieces, one drawer will fit between the body and front and the other drawer will fit between the back and body. I hope it helps.

Sure! Link is below fusion frame ;)

Thank you!

Yes. This is true and a problem. There are some fakes HEPA filters selling on ebay too. You have to be careful when buying them.The link in this instructable are real carbon filters, tested by me. I got electrical conduction from one end to the other (1/4). You can even remove the charcoal from the sponge with your nails. The hard thing is to know if the charcoal is really activated (and the activation method)...There is also a large discussion about activated charcoal filters duration. From 3 days to 3 months, I've seen it all...Well that could be a totally different instructable ;)The point here is to have a good 3d printed structure that allow you to insert any kind of filter you want, with any kind of fan (with the size limitation, but you can always scale it ;)Anyway, thank you fo...see more »Yes. This is true and a problem. There are some fakes HEPA filters selling on ebay too. You have to be careful when buying them.The link in this instructable are real carbon filters, tested by me. I got electrical conduction from one end to the other (1/4). You can even remove the charcoal from the sponge with your nails. The hard thing is to know if the charcoal is really activated (and the activation method)...There is also a large discussion about activated charcoal filters duration. From 3 days to 3 months, I've seen it all...Well that could be a totally different instructable ;)The point here is to have a good 3d printed structure that allow you to insert any kind of filter you want, with any kind of fan (with the size limitation, but you can always scale it ;)Anyway, thank you for your warning.

I'm sure it will catch some of the dust. I don't know if it will catch the quantity you need ;)Always remember: you can increase the fan's power and catch more dust and fumes, but it will make more noise. The fan I've used in this project is absolutely silent. So you can't say if it is working or not. Only that way I can have it near me.

Less than 10€ with fan.It will depend on how much you filament costs.

This design is a table air purifier. You could use it near your printer but I think most of the fumes will dissipate thought the room before being catch by the extractor.This fan is silent and it works good in a long run.If you change the fan to a more powerful one, maybe you can extract some fumes from you 3d printer. But the idea to catch most of a 3d printer's fumes, is to do it near the fumes source, or else, near the nozzle.I'm working on a easy to print fumes extractor solution for 3d printers using 2 fans, but it is only an idea for now.This extractor works very good to clean particles in a room. It works good extracting fumes from anything nearby (like a solder iron). But I don't thing it works efficiently as a 3d printer fumes extractor.

BODY about 6 hoursFRONT and BACK about 2 1/2 hours eachDRAWER about 1 1/2 hour eachA total of ~14 hours.But a slight parameter change and it can be very diferent.

Sure. Its possible to print some flaps.If I understand you right, you mean having some flaps so you could direct the air flow, like a mechanism outside the box that allow you to change the air flow direction? Could be a good idea!Or you mean the fan blades, so you could change the motor?Anyways its possible to print almost anything with the right skills and knowledge ;)

Great idea! Thanks!

Great and clear instructable.I'll do my air analyzer now, and a 3d printed box to fit boards and battery.