My DIY Laser Air Scrubber

[Jerome Stanek]

I see that your led lights are like mine where they all don't work all the time I wonder if this is a GWeike problem. My X and Y are pretty quite like the quite one in the video.

[Matt McCoy]

Well done. $1, 000+ in materials/components or does that include having the enclosure fabricated?

[Jacob Davalos]

that includes the enclosure and filters. Everything.

[Matt McCoy]

Jacob: I just started looking into DIY scrubbers. Would you have the chance or want to share your BOM?

[Dan Hintz]

Jacob: I just started looking into DIY scrubbers. Would you have the chance or want to share your BOM?

For the basic components, see my blog post (far right of my name).

[Matt McCoy]

Hey Dan: I love good design that packs in a lot of value (i.e., cheap). Thanks for sharing your build.

[Nick Koprivica]

Jacob, can you post some details about your build?

[Bill Reibelt]

The unit looks good, I have had notice from the chap next door that he is getting the smell from the unit and I require an air filter if I want to continue to use the laser. If possible can you share the parts and design required to make the unit. Thank you.

[Matt Geraci]

Patent that design. Sell it. Pay for more toys! Great work!

[Dan Hintz]

Patent that design. Sell it. Pay for more toys! Great work!

What's to patent...?

[Raphael Weil]

This is the coolest thread ever btw. So the carbon is in the middle section right? What's directly under the blue pre-filter then?

[Michaell Martinez]

Hi Jacob... will you please share the type of motors you are running in your set-up, please?

[Dan Hintz]

This is the coolest thread ever btw. So the carbon is in the middle section right? What's directly under the blue pre-filter then?

Air space so the incoming air can spread out and go through the entire bed of carbon.

[Re Wood]

What motors were used for this project? Everything else I've been able to locate, but quiet motors, I have not.