Every Monster needs a sidekick . . .
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My brain immediately snapped to
Thank you, heavenly father.
Okay, so it’s a diy filter, yes?
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close. . It’s a DYI - REPACK of the glowforge filter for like 1 / 10th the cost
a step by step how to do it.
I am adding iG0r to my frakenforge so its completely self contained.
since I am producing glass dust, and no real wood / acrylic smoke, I think
a external filter will be a winner…
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Are you also planning to “vacuum out all the rocks”? 
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I’d be curious where you’re sourcing activated charcoal filter media for that price point. From what I understand the filter uses quite a lot of that, replacing the media for 1/10th the cost ($25) would seem like a stretch, not to mention the other filter components.
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To be clear, those pictures are from This happened to my Air Filter
yup “not my pictures”
Jonathan
Is that the same as activated charcoal?
I use something similar as a pre-filter when I use my filter.
Says it is
Gotta believe amazon
I’m confused - that carbon pad isn’t remotely the same as pile of carbon chunks. (being mostly polyester webbing with some carbon dust sprinkled in)
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I won’t know till I have it installed and I do smoke tests.
its all theory and speculation at this point, why I am “not starting” this thread till TOMORROW
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I have THIS as an alternative source.
i am experimenting and reporting
still MUCH cheaper then a replacement cart!
Jonathan
That is more like what I was expecting.
Or this:
https://www.amazon.com/Filter-Coconut-Granular-Activated-Charcoal/dp/B07K1RX3S3/
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