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So I just got my Photon and I saw lots of people have modified it to get rid of the smell. I decided to make my own mod and thought I would document it for you guys and gals.

First I bought a simple bathroom fan ($10) and a plastic wall attachment ($7) for flexible plastic tumbler hose. I also bought long hose clamps to fix the plastic hose to the fan and wall attachment. For the fellow Danes here, I bought it at my local "Jem og fix" hardware store.

I already had some plastic hose left from our old dryer.

I removed the cover from the bathroom fan and was pleasantly surprised to find the part normally hidden by the cover (where the suction occurs) could easily attach to the plastic hose.

Now I mounted a powercord to the fan. I will add an on/off switch to the powercord for easier operation later.

I then unscrewed the black ventilation panel from the Photon and used a sharpie to mark the size and mounting holes onto the wall attachment plastic piece.

With an angle grinder I to cut off excess plastic and then I drilled the holes.

Then I mounted the original black ventilation panel from the Photon the "wrong" way, so the ventilation fins stick into the Photon. I checked to see that nothing would hit them and it looks safe enough. This way it lets the plastic hose attachment sit flush with the Photon case. You could also leave the panel off, but this way the panel will not get lost and it's very easy to reverse the mod.

After that I used hose clamps to put it all together. I used a 7mm top to turn the hose clamps as I think this is much easier than using a screwdriver. I cut the excess clamp to length and bend it below itself so the sharp cut edges will not be a problem. You could also just use a file.

Now it's done and I just have to put the long hose out the window when I print and turn on the fan.

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