Best MicroSoldering Fume Extractor! - Inexpensive but Effective

[@jessexcruz]

Yooo. This is what I use too!

[@profixerr6275]

It’s the best! Check the links in the description!

[@stevenmusante4681]

I have these parts just sitting on my shelf. I took my grow tent down a few months ago. Why didn’t I think of this…..

[@InjuredGadgets]

Going to share this video to all our clients who ask!

[@profixerr6275]

Yesssss, Y'all are the best!

[@chasefournier]

The GOAT of fume extracting 😁💯 Great video, thanks for sharing Ben!

[@profixerr6275]

YES! You are the goat

[@trilexfix]

I have already made one myself and it's better to use an adapter so the tube is a smaller diameter I have figured out. I first found out about this idea cause Jessa from iPad Rehab mentioned checking out The Art of Repairs channel on how to make these.

[@profixerr6275]

Very nice! Thanks for the view!

[@MicroMageRepair]

Nice video. Grab yourself some hair nets and throw one or 2 on the end of the hose and you wont have to worry about sucking up clean wipes, paper towels, or other debris.

[@profixerr6275]

yes! this is important. I set my gloves down on my bench one day and they sucked into the fan motor haha

[@MicroMageRepair]

@@profixerr6275 Oh no! Perhaps it would be a good idea to put one on both sides of the hose. My extractor has a filter before the fan that prevents anything getting to it.

[@PanosGeorgiadis]

Thanks, I've just build it and works fine :D Question: would it suck better if I use a smaller diameter tube? or this is just for convenience?

[@servicesinformatiquecellul8481]

I use that too and i really do the job, i like it.

[@MacGamingPlace]

What about the HEPA h13 or 14 filter?

[@rjx_]

Where does it exhaust

[@megaPlanet777]

Relax your forehead when you take pictures bro

[@profixerr6275]

Next thumbnail Ill try my hardest haha