The Air Filtration System was initially designed for use in 3D printers. It is intended for recirculation filtration in a printer with a built-in or external enclosure.
I've tried to make the form factor of the filter as small and as compact as possible. It can be printed on small printers like a Voron 0 (120x120).
Many designs out there feature HEPA or Activated Carbon, but most do not feature both. That's why I came up with this design.
Material: Preferably ABS*, PETG works too
Infil: 40%
Extrusion width: 0.4mm
Wall line count: 4
Solid top/bottom layer:4/5
Support: on
Above are the main things that need to be changed, other settings are dependent on the printer model and personal preferences.
*Printing the parts in ABS, PETG (or even PLA) will work, but ABS is recommended for enclosed printers or high-heat environments.
Scaling the parts up by 1-5% can help to compensate for shrinkage when printing with ABS. (102% is what I am using)
[Except for spacers as their size is already perfect, scaling will only be required if it doesn't fit. ]
1x Base mount
1x Base cover
1x Filter Mount or Filter Mount Max
1x Filter Cover or Filter Cover Max
1x Separator
4x Spacers
(Optional) 1x Air Duct
1x Mount for your printer (in development, if you'd like to help out join the Discord server!)
Required materials (hardware)
HEPA filter (18x90x10mm) | 1 |
Activated Carbon Pellets (not acid washed) | 1 |
5015 blower fan (GDSTIME DualBall Bearing is what I use and recommend) | 2 |
Magnet 6x3 | 12 |
M3x5x4 Heatset Insert (voron specs) | 15 |
M3x5 fasteners (BHCS) | 9 |
M3X20 fasteners (BHCS) | 4 |
I understand that the HEPA filter is pretty hard to get, it is a custom size that I cut out of a big piece of lab-tested HEPA filter sourced from Singapore. I am currently considering selling kits but am unsure of the demand.
Currently, the easiest way to do it is to find a HEPA filter that you can cut into size
I would appreciate it if you could give feedback about the filter and that will allow me to make improvements as well as determine the demand for such a product.
Check out this project's GitHub for a build guide and more information.
The author marked this model as their own original creation.