o0adam0o
Well-Known Member
First of all i would like to say this is not a completely original design. I took ideas from two diy carbon filter articles on RIU and just joined them together. This thing cost me about $30-$40 to build but im sure many of you could get it done cheaper. I hope you like it!
Materials:
Aluminium fly screen
Activated carbon sheets (aquarium store-1 foot by 1 foot) I used 2
Activated carbon rocks
100mm pvc elbow
150mm-100mm pvc reducer(or as per your fan diameter)
100mm pvc end cap
Duct tape
Step 1:
Cut a square of mesh and tape it to the male end of the elbow. This is what your carbon rocks will sit on. If you like you can put a pantyhose over this to stop finer bits of carbon dust falling through.
Step 2:
Cut a length of screen 1 foot wide (or as wide as your carbon sheets) and long enough to wrap around your pipe 1-2 times. Rollitup and tape it around the elbow.
Step 3:
Wrap your carbon sheets around the mesh cylinder
Step 4:
Fill up about an inch with carbon rocks. If you put much more than an inch it will impede too much on air flow.
Step 5:
Tape on the end cap
Step 6:
I wrapped it one more time nice and tight with the mesh, just to hold it all together nicely
Step 7:
Attatch to your inline filter. I planned on having this on the inside of my cab because i think it work better sucking air through rather than blowing it through. But it just doesnt fit with my light.
So what stinks???
I hope you guys like this. I just put it in this arvo so im sure sure how effective its gonna be. But i think it'll work fine.
Thanks for stoppin by. Let me know what you think.
Cheers
Materials:
Aluminium fly screen
Activated carbon sheets (aquarium store-1 foot by 1 foot) I used 2
Activated carbon rocks
100mm pvc elbow
150mm-100mm pvc reducer(or as per your fan diameter)
100mm pvc end cap
Duct tape
Step 1:
Cut a square of mesh and tape it to the male end of the elbow. This is what your carbon rocks will sit on. If you like you can put a pantyhose over this to stop finer bits of carbon dust falling through.
Step 2:
Cut a length of screen 1 foot wide (or as wide as your carbon sheets) and long enough to wrap around your pipe 1-2 times. Rollitup and tape it around the elbow.
Step 3:
Wrap your carbon sheets around the mesh cylinder
Step 4:
Fill up about an inch with carbon rocks. If you put much more than an inch it will impede too much on air flow.
Step 5:
Tape on the end cap
Step 6:
I wrapped it one more time nice and tight with the mesh, just to hold it all together nicely
Step 7:
Attatch to your inline filter. I planned on having this on the inside of my cab because i think it work better sucking air through rather than blowing it through. But it just doesnt fit with my light.
So what stinks???
I hope you guys like this. I just put it in this arvo so im sure sure how effective its gonna be. But i think it'll work fine.
Thanks for stoppin by. Let me know what you think.
Cheers
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