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Introduction
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Is Any Level of Smoke and Fumes Safe?
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Xtool D1 10W Laser Cutter
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Comgrow Smoke Absorber
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How Does a Smoke Absorber Work?
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Laser and 3d Printer Enclosures
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Assembling the Comgrow Laser Enclosure
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Testing Methodology
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Connecting Smoke Absorber to Enclosure
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Beginning the Tests
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Failed Test 1
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Successful Test 2
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Longer Laser Burns More Smoke, Test 3
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Failed Test 4
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Do KN95 Masks Help
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Success -- What I am Going to Use Going Forward
Description:
Explore the health implications of smoke and fumes from 3D printers and laser cutters in this informative 26-minute video. Learn about different types of emissions produced by common hobbyist machines and their potential risks. Discover solutions like the Comgrow Smoke Absorber and Laser Enclosure, with detailed assembly instructions and effectiveness tests. Follow along as HCHO and PM 2.5 levels are measured in various scenarios, including longer laser burns. Gain insights on the efficacy of KN95 masks in workshop settings. Conclude with practical recommendations for maintaining a safer maker space or home workshop environment.

Smoke and Fumes from 3D Printers and Lasers - What You Need to Know

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