I tried using some carbon foam filter left over from an old window AC unit, but it restricted the airflow too much. I mostly just wanted to suck the solder fumes down and away from my face when I'm soldering, so even without a filter it works great for this purpose. The computer fan is also very nice- almost totally silent and moves plenty of air.
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| New-Work Square Steel Box in vise- tracing out zone to cut out with a sharpie |
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| Sharpie marks the circle to cut out of box |
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| Cutting with a metal cutoff saw in the dremel |
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| Finished Rough Cut |
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| Circle Trimmed Out, be sure to file down all the sharp edges! |
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| The Size M DC power jack is for a left-over 12v "wall wart", and a SPST switch to turn it on and off |
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| Box clamped in vice, holes drilled for the power jack and on/off switch |
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| Components trial fit in box |
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| Primed box |
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| Box painted, Components installed & soldered in place |
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| Ready for use! |
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