[Lab] Laser cutter venting

Matthew Bells matt at mbells.ca
Sun Jan 26 22:44:54 EST 2014


It is best to vent lasers with the fan at the outside, to keep the pressure
in the duct lower than outside to ensure the fumes don't leak into the room.
If you do it this way, using the same hole for the dryer would work fine:
make sure the fan is after the joint. You'll also have to turn this fan on
for the dryer.

 

From: Lab [mailto:lab-bounces at artengine.ca] On Behalf Of j ross
Sent: 2014.January.22 23:26
To: lab
Subject: [Lab] Laser cutter venting

 

Just received my new laser cutter so next step is to setup the venting. Was
thinking of doing a T or Y connection to the dryer vent but worried about
some exhaust coming back into the dryer. Would like to avoid punching
another hole in the outside wall just for the laser. Could hijack a basement
window if needed. Hepa filter unit is possible but a last resort (drawing
from the Modlab experience and cost). 
Any thoughts or experiences appreciated!

Jeff

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