anet a8 fan duct 3d models

After struggling with blown fans when probing the hotend with knives and screwdrivers due to clogs and over-tightening, I've devised a fan protector. To prevent accidental pokes, the vents are deliberately narrow. ...Therefore, I made the cover 10mm...

... utilized for this purpose. A prototype has been designed and displayed in the accompanying picture. It's worth noting that optimal performance is achieved with a 40mm Papst fan, which is renowned for its silence and impressive airflow capabilities.

The existing mount was satisfactory, so I removed it in order to relocate the switch to the left-hand side - that's where all of my main components reside - and simultaneously install a new fan mount. ...With one swift action, the job was done...

This mod is a customized version of this removable fan, reimagined to fit a 70mm fan after my original fan failed. I utilized the dimensions and guidelines from this model to modify the heat sink and other components. You can find the detailed...

I have tried some of the part coolers. ...Some of them were great but I need more airflow for some parts and my snail fans got noisy some time later so I made this. ... Fusion 360 drawing included.

Simple and quick to print out - I managed to get a copy in just 50 minutes, requiring only the bare essentials to set up the fan for the motherboard.

...To replicate this project, you'll need two of these custom-made pegs, although I found four to be excessive. If you do decide to give it a try, don't worry if your fan isn't 40mm - this design should work just as well with other fans of similar size.

I wanted the LED illumination from my printer without the constant distraction of the continuous extruder fan noise when not printing. This switch plate has perfectly resolved the issue. The switch I utilized was the...

I liked the mounting for this cover, and needed the switch to be on the left side (that's where the mains are), but wanted to use a different fan mount. Bam. ...Easy peasy.</p> <h3>How I Designed This</h3> <p><strong>Remixed via</strong></p>...

3) Insert the smaller Philips screwdriver that came with the printer between the fan blades to secure the screw mentioned in step (1) to the lower-left mounting hole on the extruder motor. 4) Secure the lower-right fan hole to the lower-right...

I swapped out my busted 40mm fan for a 50mm radial fan that I already had on hand, and it's been a game-changer - this thing is ridiculously quiet! I've taken precise measurements to ensure optimal performance, and I'm thrilled to report that the...

I have also tested axial fan conversions, then it was quiet but the print quality was not good. A radial fan is essential. This nozzle fits on 50 mm radial fans e.g. from Sunon. To be on the safe side, I secured the nozzle with a small screw. ...

I believe it's a bad idea to have the heatsink not attached securely to the block and since almost all the time I only need a visual guide to see if the filament is entering the correct hole I created this hinge that makes it incredibly easy to...

So many conventional fan grilles are flat and uninspired, but what if you could create something truly unique? With access to advanced 3D printing technology, the possibilities become endless! ...Here's a revolutionary new design that bears an uncanny...

... This Adapter to Give My PSU Some Much-Needed Breathing Room. ...Please Be Careful Where You Place Those Screws, or You Might End Up Damaging the Sensitive Components Inside. What You Need to Get Started: * Two M3x10 Bolts and Nuts * One 120mm Fan

... straight into the PSU directly through the metal case and attaching them to the vacant 12V header. ...Furthermore, I added a basic fan grille to prevent medium-sized objects (such as cat paws and my fingers) from coming into contact with the blades.

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!

I'm Installing Another Duct Fan Magnetic Holder. I Repurposed Two Neodymium Magnets from Old CD/DVD Drives. ... Two 6x5x3mm Magnets, Four M3x20mm Screws, Two M3 Nuts.

- Positioning the fan at 45 degrees allows for optimal airflow to the motherboard, particularly the bottom section where heat tends to accumulate. - Easy access to the SD slot, USB slot, and reset button eliminates any stress or inconvenience. ...-...

90mm fan shroud designed specifically for the new 20a power supply with a unique gap that allows air to circulate over the aluminum heatsink of the power supply. Autodesk 123d files are included, making it easy to modify and customize the design if...

... to avoid collisions with the z-axis rod while retaining heat sinks. Used 5x1.5mm magnets, which fit perfectly without glue in my case. Of course, you only need two parts - I created another fan holder for a friend as well. ... Happy 3D printing!

It offers a straightforward print that enables you to move the FAN for accessing the filament loader and features an adjustable BLTouch support. I employed these settings for the probe configuration on Marlin: #define X_PROBE_OFFSET_FROM_EXTRUDER...

... printing with ABS. The ambient air temperature in the enclosure is just too much for PLA; it'll get soft and warp like crazy, as you can see from these pics. For my X motor fan mount, check out this thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4042007

The original fan nozzle and the one from AleksBozovic were both in contact with the heatbed, so I opened SolidWorks and created three revised versions, each 2/3/4 millimeters shorter. The results are fantastic, thanks to AleksBozovic's original...

... so I decided it was time to add some extra reinforcement for the third attempt.\r\n\r\nI printed this model using black PETG with 70% infill and a 0.28 layer height. ...Supports are essential; orientate it with the fan holder flat against the bed.

With this modification, you can easily slide the extruder fan in and out without needing any tools. ***~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~*** This modification involves cutting down the extruder heatsink. In my opinion, the...

... it. ...The fan was a little too loose and that made it noisy. I easily broke the sensor mount with a small crash, and I felt the screw fit could be a little better with more support. So it doesn't look too much different but It works better for me.

A 40mm fan will be mounted directly on the face for optimal airflow and performance. To facilitate customization, Autodesk 123D files are included for easy modification. Printer Settings: Printer: Malyan M150 Rafts: Not required Supports: None...

My tests at 235°C nozzle and 95°C bed temperatures have shown that the lower part of the extruder holding the nozzle throat remains cool as long as the fan is running. Besides making it easier to access the extruder, this modification will also...

The CR10's exhaust fan is an ideal replacement for the Anet E10's factory unit. Its compact design and high airflow make it perfect for improving print quality and reducing warping on your 3D prints. ...With its quiet operation and durable construction,...