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Thread: Dust filter and 'Blackout' - I seek material advice

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    Default Re: Dust filter and 'Blackout' - I seek material advice

    Will it significantly reduce airflow?
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    Default Re: Dust filter and 'Blackout' - I seek material advice

    I think it will with what he intends to use. My Tempest has steel mesh with foam filters and when the LEDs are off it's completely blacked out

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    Default Re: Dust filter and 'Blackout' - I seek material advice

    First off, the surface texture is smooth like glass, so it'll be easy to clean.
    Second they are manufactured with a porosity up to over 90%.
    Thirdly, I'm having my own foam engineered to spec and size for my application.
    Lastly, I only have about 4-6mm of thickness available to there wont be much room for it to restrict flow.

    Hopefully that clears up and doubts. =)

    Here's an example of a high porosity ceramic foam filter:

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    Default Re: Dust filter and 'Blackout' - I seek material advice

    ever thought of using airfilters from something like an A/C unit or a vacuum?
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    Default Re: Dust filter and 'Blackout' - I seek material advice

    Yup, and that will be one of the experiments and options. I'll be using a variety of materials to achieve the final effect.
    Thanks a lof for posting.

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    Default Re: Dust filter and 'Blackout' - I seek material advice

    I was thinking of trying the same thing, I'll keep up with your project to see how it go's.
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    Default Re: Dust filter and 'Blackout' - I seek material advice

    Another good source for this mesh might be one of the following links:

    Be sure to get more than 1 price and shop around a bit, because these guys often buy from one another and mark up prices.

    www.mcmaster.com
    http://www.bwire.com/

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