/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1748648
keep a line on the costs and the smell, I have a place by the grill and enough scrap wood to make a cabinet, but waterproofing and sunproofing would make this quite a project, so I might just seal a desk cabinet by a window and use an air conditioner insert with a flap.

the photon s has a carbon/hepa filter I thought, but I think the smell of the solvents can only be solved with activated carbon.
personally, If a window is not an option, get a charcoal filter setup out the end or mod a cheap hand vac filter (I think this would be ideal for normal printers tho) to the included duct.
I plan on getting a SLA printer that at least has the duct for this.

if this is your first printer a uni or library will have cheap/free options for the first few grams of filament. ask a professor there if you're not a student and you might get free filament for life there (when its open). I did a favor for one back in 2017 that got them in the local news for program funding, although they stole my credit as a student there I was able to design and prototype my reprap with like 3 kilos of their makerbot plastic.