A lot of new Photon owners have been popping (Myself included) up in the group and I wanted to make a quick post about resin fumes and my method since I finally got everything working.
I printed an adaptor found on Thingiverse that mounts to the back of the Photon and then using common dryer vent hose, I ran the hose to an inline fan that then vents into an active charcoal filter.
I printer ran for 4 hours last night and remained on and waiting overnight while I slept. I did not encounter ANY odor in the room and my wife didn't text me yelling, so... Win!
The whole project cost me approx. $100 (USD) and only took a few minutes to setup. Well worth the cost for the piece of mind.
Items Bought:
Inline Fan -
https://www.amazon.com/…/B00…/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00…
Charcoal Filter -
https://www.amazon.com/…/B00…/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s01…
Hose clamps and hose were bought from Lowes.
Items Printed:
Adaptor -
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2877754
Amazon Link Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with iPower, nor have they sponsored this post in anyway. I simply bought the items on Amazon. I also cannot speak to their longevity as I have only had them for a few days.
Safety Disclaimer: I am not a scientist and I cannot speak to how effective this method actually is from a safety standpoint. My printer is in my basement, well away from where people hang out on a regular basis, so I'm not super concerned. If you use this method, you do so of your own free will and I cannot be held liable for any issues, either financial or health, that may arise.
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