anet a8 cooling fan 3d models

I just combined the best from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2357501 and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1586600 to create a practical plotter attachment that's tucked away yet always at the ready.

The protective part is designed to shield the blades of the Anet A8 extruder's cooling fan. ...The square-fronted grid must be positioned facing upwards.

... ...With access to advanced 3D printing technology, the possibilities become endless! Here's a revolutionary new design that bears an uncanny resemblance to the top of a miniature salt shaker - now imagine it circulating cool air throughout your space.

Mount to add another cooling fan for the nozzle. The duct does not cool the heat block as much as possible. Even if the nozzle goes to the end of the X-axis, it won't hit the lead screw, so you don't have to worry. I got a better overhang after...

Your stuff is going to look way more awesome with that cool new logo.

Upgraded the failing fan to this part and installed a robust 40mm server cooler, resulting in a significant boost of airflow now.

Fan grilles get dull fast - they can be pretty, boring or just plain dull after a while. But this one brings some excitement to the table: watch as it swings and twirls on its axis, performing an acrobatic dance for every print job. ...It's showtime!

Here is my redesign of a popular cooling outlet for the Anet A8. After designing and manufacturing a new fan holder adapter for the printer, I sought out a fan outlet that would seamlessly integrate with my design. All existing options were designed...

I have discovered that it takes minimal airflow over the Anet motherboard to maintain a cool temperature, with drivers remaining comfortable to the touch. In contrast, stagnant air causes them to heat up. With approximately 2600 hours of print time...

Every Starfleet enthusiast deserves a fellow space traveler to geek out with - did I really just make that claim?

I really like the lightweight cooling fan cover by Puddlefist, but not sure if it gets enough air flow. Next to that, I prefere the original A8 logo. I remixed the original cover and created two versions with the A8 logo. My favorite one is the...

I'm really impressed by Puddlefist's lightweight cooling fan cover, but I have some doubts about its airflow performance. Right next to it, I prefer the classic A8 logo. Taking inspiration from the original design, I remixed it and created two new...

This thing was made with Tinkercad.

This is a custom part cooling fan designed specifically for the X carriage, available on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2853649. The design focuses on directing air directly to the nozzle or just underneath it, as per the mount...

I reimagined the design to fit the bigger 50mm fan cover on my Anet A8. ...Following a print in vibrant green PLA, I brought out the colors using bold black and white markers to give it an energetic vibe.

I use a fan duct to cool the hot end, employing the stock 40mm fan. The inner circle measures 22.5mm and fits my clone flawlessly; however, it may not match your clone. ...I've adopted this carriage from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2099577, as the...

I'm utilizing a fan duct to cool down my hot end with the standard 40mm fan. The inner ring measures 22.5mm across and fits my clone flawlessly, although I can't promise it will match up perfectly with yours. ...I'm relying on this carriage...

Summary Fan Duct: Using a 40mm stock fan to cool the hot end, I've created a duct that fits perfectly with my clone's inner circle, which measures 22.5mm across. While I can confirm it works for me, there's no guarantee it will fit your setup. ...I'm...

Fan duct I'm using to cool down the hot end with the stock 40mm fan, which is doing a great job of keeping things running smoothly. The inner circle measures 22.5mm across and fits my clone model perfectly, so your results may vary - I can't...

I've mounted a homemade fan duct on my printer's hotend to improve airflow, utilizing the standard 40mm fan that came with my printer. ...The inner diameter of the duct is precisely 22.5mm, allowing for a seamless connection to my clone printer,...

CS fans rejoice, a fresh airflow solution is here for your gaming sessions. ...Introducing the Anet A8 cooling fan cover, carefully crafted to keep your system at optimal temperatures while you dominate in Half Life.

... involves cutting down the extruder heatsink. In my opinion, the increased airflow more than makes up for this, allowing the extruder to run at least as cool as it does stock. ...However, be aware that all modifications are made at your own risk!

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Quick and easy solution to put a fan on your Anet a8 motherboard without doing an electronics enclosure. ...If you are connected via usb cable you would need to drill an alternate hole in your frame to keep from interfering with usb port on board (there...

Quick and Simple Fan Installation on Your Anet A8 Motherboard Without a Custom Electronics Box. If You're Connected via USB Cable, Be Prepared to Drill an Alternative Hole in the Frame to Avoid Interfering with the On-Board USB Port - That's Why I...

This is a pair of factory style part cooling fan ducts, one for the Anet A8, and the other for the Anet A8 Plus FDM 3D printers. Each model is labeled and marked appropriately. Each has a 3 degree offset so that it will fit the fan properly and...

This makes an excellent initial print for your new ANET A8 3D printer, being both straightforward and swift to produce, resulting in a stunning decorative piece once finished. Printed at 100% infill for optimal results and fine (0.1mm resolution).

This streamlined triple fan blow duct cooling design features a sleek profile with no protrusions, making it instantly printable via the Anet A8 3D printer before initial assembly, eliminating the need for any additional 3D printing equipment.

Custom Cooling Fans 4mm Longer Than Original, Allowing Cables to Pass Freely and a Secure Fixation on 50mm Fan Blower. Printing without Supports Everywhere Is Not Easy. * Update June 8, 2019 After One Month of Usage, the C-Shaped Cooling Part...

Using an E3D v6 Clone, the user sought a part cooling fan positioned behind the heat block on this mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2099577. ...A notable issue in the user's picture is that the part shifted during print; currently, they are...