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Cover with filters

Discussion in 'General Questions' started by Nicola Tuzio, Sep 3, 2018.

  1. Nicola Tuzio

    Nicola Tuzio New Member

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    Hi guys! I’m new here. I’m from Milan and I’ve already started my new job adventure! I will use Robo R2 in my office/house.
    Has anybody already fitted a cover on top, with Hepa filter and carbon filter (like a fume hood)?
    Enclosed a reference photo for better understanding..
    Thank you for your support!
     

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    Have not seen anyone post about this. Excellent idea though and should be relatively straightforward to fabricate.
     
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    Nicola Tuzio New Member

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    I thik so! Only Sotec3D has developed some interesting cover but only for Zortax and Ultimaker. I’ve write to Sotec (seller of Robo in France) but they have not this kind of cover for Robo. I’m also directly in contact with Robo technical dept. about this but at the moment I’m waiting a reply. The healt I think should be a primary topic when office and school could be use a 3D printer! The only major cost could be a Plexiglass..
     
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