How to Set Up a Laser Engraver Exhaust System

Laser Engraver machines are great tools to engrave and cut however they produce a lot of smoke. To get this smoke out of the building I am installing an exhaust system with 6" duct fan.
Here are the components that I used in the build:
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Blast Gates: amzn.to/3VOTCzo
4" Flex Pipe: amzn.to/4an5rkp
Vevor Fan: amzn.to/49ljtSs
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[@user-hc6gs5xu8g]

thank you for sharing I love when creators are open to share their knowledge definetly makes a difference

[@johnisley4578]

Great work, I don't think there will be too many leaks at all.

[@workbenchz]

Nicely done, good choice to use 6" as a "plenum" for the 4" drops.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

I have around 6-8 hours of use in this system now. It is performing very well! Thanks!

[@hayderalsalman7984]

Great work , Smoke-generating containers are used, which are placed in front of the test tube, then the smoke is released to spread, and the smoke is moved using a fan if you want to be sure if there is any leak

[@sethcraftworkshop]

That is a great idea. So far, I have about 5 hours into this system and no leaks.