Solder fume extractor

On this topic too, does anybody know of a good way to keep the fumes out of your eyes?

My eyes seem to dry up when soldering. I can't imagine that's sustainable long term.
 
On this topic too, does anybody know of a good way to keep the fumes out of your eyes?

My eyes seem to dry up when soldering. I can't imagine that's sustainable long term.
Any sufficiently powerful fume extraction setup that is positioned correctly will do this.

But there ain't nothing wrong with wearing goggles while ya solder.
 
They asked me how I knew my DIY-build was true
(Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh), I, of course replied
Solder-joints here inside cannot be denied"
(Do-do-do, do-do-do, do-do-do, whoa)


They said, "Someday, you'll find all who build are blind
(Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh), when your trouble-shooting’s dire
You must realise solder-fumes get in your eyes
"


So, I chaffed them, and I GAF-laughed
To think they could doubt my solder-joints
Yet, today, my solder has flowed away
I am without any signal (without any signal)


Now, laughing online-friends deride with jeers I cannot abide
(Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh), so I smile and say
"When a lovely 60/40 fries
Solder-fumes get in your eyes
" (fumes get in your eyes)
Solder-fumes get in your eyes
 
I found these on thingiverse. Printed them out and got some computer fans off Amazon. They were 3 for $10. They are 12v but I run them at 18v so they pull a little more. I couldn’t find a 12v in my mystery box of goodies. They do a great job but I am positive you do much more than me. At 3 bucks a fan if I burn it up I can always get more.
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