anet a8 fan duct 3d models

The parts cooler and hotend fan duct can be printed in two pieces and utilize factory mounting points, except for the need to use two M3 machine screws to secure the parts cooler to its mount and twelve additional M3 screws to hold the fans in place....

... your own Z offset as it depends on various factors such as print quality, holder design, and BLTouch performance. Please note that the photos shown are not from the latest iteration of the design but were taken before I added the duct fan feature.

Design for Anet A3S metal frame a new fan duct. The ring doesn't blow air directly at the nozzle, instead swirling it around and below in a vortex. This keeps the nozzle from cooling with part cooling fan airflow. It also bolts into place, requiring...

plug this part to cooler fan nozle

Because my printer is the Anet A6, I had to remove the screw holding the part cooling fan. I originally just tried turning the screw around, but it would not allow my X-Axis limiter switch to depress. The second screw seems to hold the fan in place...

We need a remix of our current fan configuration to accommodate two 60mm fans.

Here is the rewritten text: This is a protective and decorative cover for the Prusa I3 A8's extruder (turbine) in front. ...Just screw it on with the same screw that holds the original turbine in place.

I was looking for a crescent-shaped fan duct nozzle with a support to be fixed with a screw. After cutting the piece I have redesigned the end caps with a curve to improve the air conduction. I have carried out tests with water and it seems to be...

Adapter Converts 40mm Stock Fan to 30mm Fan Model Performed Surprisingly Well, Exceeding Initial Expectations. ...Removing the Adapter for Filament Jamming Now Appears Less Inconvenient Than Before.

Since my printer has all the fan grids with an hexagonal pattern I decided to create also a cover for the 40mm fan.

This is a reimagined take on the classic fan cover originally created by BenTracker, tailored to fit perfectly within a standard 80mm x 25mm fan.

I simply sought to utilize a smaller fan to minimize printing time.

The human wanted to add some extra flair to the extruder fan.

I modified the original STL file by adjusting the design within Fusion to accommodate a 60mm fan. ...The fan is connected directly to the input wires originating from the PSU.

A makeshift fix for my crippled extruder fan, I'm using an adapter that lets me slap an 80mm fan onto the shell of the old one. ...It's no ideal solution, but it gets the job done.

The fan comes in two distinct sizes - 21.5 millimeters and 24.5 millimeters - to suit various nozzle configurations.

My nozzle had gotten too far away from the fan, prompting me to fabricate an offset adapter.

40mm Fan Cover This fan cover works on any 3D printer that uses a 40mm fan. Check out my LEGO Phone Dock at Thingiverse. If you're a fan of the Hunger Games, check out my Hunger Games Mockingjay Phone Dock. Join the Hunger Games group on...

I installed a skull design on my extruder fan cover, courtesy of hadoko from Tech_Junkie's fan cover tutorial. ...This modification should provide enhanced protection for the fan's exterior compared to the wire mesh guard that originally came with it.

So far, this fan has been remarkably quiet (quieter even than my extruder fan) and effectively keeps my power supply unit at a comfortable temperature. ... - I reduced the Fan Holder's dimensions by 5mm using SketchUp - The fan cover remains unchanged.

Hey guys, this fan duct is going to brighten up your prints... You'll need: 4x SMD LEDs, 1206 package; two LEDs in series 2x series resistors; I used two 300Ohm resistors in 1206 package some very thin insulated wire; I had a 0.25mm (diameter of...

I liked the compact design of codyburns59 case, but I wanted a larger fan to use for board cooling/ventilation. Changed it out to utilize an 80mm fan instead of a 40mm. Use M3 screws and nuts to secure, length all depends if have a fan guard like I...

Version two of the fan cover features a larger circle, the holes are brought to the front, and it's more solid.

Here are the components you'll need to create a basic 8cm fan mount: two M4 bolts and two M4 nuts. ...That's it, nothing more, nothing less.

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

A straightforward, uncomplicated design for an Overwatch enthusiast's PC, specifically engineered to maintain optimal cooling without hindering airflow. ...Compatible with any standard 40mm fan.

I'm looking to add an M4 screw holder for my extruder fan mod, and I need a 10mm long screw for the job.

Please note that I've positioned my Anet Board with the USB Port facing downwards towards my printer. ...Additionally, I replaced the original connectors on the HotBed, Power, and Extruder (the three large green ones) with new STLZ950/2G-5.08-H...

Case to cover over board The red marked part, are only support and should be cut before used. Please note that i turn my Anet Board and the USB Port looks down on my Printer. I also replaced the origonal connector for HotBed, Power and Extruder (the...

... Little Trick .... ... To Stop the Extruder Fan, Use a Micro Switch (Inverter Version) The fan will always be stopped at the X Home position, usually used at the end of printing. Simple and efficient! ... .STL File of Fixation Included, to Be Adapted