Fume Extractor

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Fume extractor for 3D printer - Designed in Solidworks and 3D printed.
Couldn't find what I needed that would fit what I desired,

The Intake assembly attaches to the rear of the printer - by hanging the two cover intakes from the top of the shroud with the exhaust intake secured around the printer's exhaust fan using magnets for easy removal when necessary.

I wanted to be able to leave the vent assembly in the window year around and connect/disconnect the exhaust hose as needed.
Vent was printed in hollow sections to allow for insulation to be placed inside, then glued together.

The intake assembly is connected to an inline fan using 4" hose which is connected by another section of hose to the vent connector - connecting to the vent assembly in the window when in use, and a cap when it's not in use.

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