#Advice on filtration/ventilation for CF-PETG printing

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tiny temple
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I'm not sure if this is the right channel for this, but I need some help with something I plan to do.
I have plans on making a Vision enclosure using CF-PETG on my Bambu P1P, and I just figured out that I'm going to need a Carbon/Hepa filter to to keep carbon dust out of the air and make sure it isn't inhaled. The only modifications I have made are the hardened steel extruder gears and hotend. Is there any possible solution to that using the stuff I already have? Thanks!

mild copperBOT
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AI Help

It's great to hear that you're being conscious of safety when working with materials like CF-PETG. To address your concern about carbon dust, one option you could explore is using a standalone air filtration system that includes a carbon/HEPA filter. These can help remove particles and odors from the air and provide a safer working environment. Alternatively, you could also consider designing a custom enclosure for your Bambu P1P that includes an integrated filtration system. Regardless of the approach you take, ensuring proper ventilation and filtration is essential. If you need further assistance in designing or implementing a filtration system, feel free to provide more details, and I'll do my best to help you out.

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livid marsh
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and then install filter catridges that bambu labs has

tiny temple
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So the built-in filter wouldn't do much for me.

livid marsh
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i mean u can build ur own filteration with basically a fan and filter

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its rly basic ig

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but the built-in filter is pretty plug and play os yea

tiny temple
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Hm.

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Would letting the room air out for a while be ok for printing or nah?

livid marsh
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wdym

tiny temple
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I'll be printing the parts in a garage. Would it work if I just had that garage door open to let the air circulate?

livid marsh
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i mean depends on how cold/hot ur area is

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air circulation is good

tiny temple
livid marsh
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but like the if its rly cold/hot outside (partically cold) its prob gonna be an issue

livid marsh
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i gtg

tiny temple
tiny temple