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Candy tin fume absorber helps keep your air clean and your lungs healthy.
Thanks go to Marc de Vinck for the original article in MAKE, Volume 19.
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Weekend Project: Mini Fume Extractor (PDF)
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Sep 4, 2009 05:00 AM
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Keep in mind that this only works if the fan is within 2 inches of the soldering iron.
I am working on a mod to this project. A 92MM 12V fan with grills mounted front and back. Use a lockline or other stand to keep the fan level with the board you have it in a vice.
The Batteries will be mounted in a project box that will act as a stand for the fan when it is sitting the work table. There will be a loop of some type so that it can be hung at the level if the solder board in the vice.
Lock Line 3rd hand tool: http://www.instructables.com/id/Third-Hand-A-multi-use-helping-hand-for-electro/
Instead of lock line, a creatively bend coat hanger will work well also.
I'll post pictures when I get it done.
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