anet a8 fan duct 3d models

I snapped the original 30mm barrel on my Anet A8, so I upgraded to a brand-new 40mm barrel. ...Consequently, this is a revised version of the cooling duct that worked seamlessly with my old 30mm barrel.

I've created a straightforward modification of the Air Duct and 3D Touch sensor holder, tailored specifically for the Anet A8. ...I've also included space for two LED installations.

I designed an innovative solution to improve airflow and cooling efficiency by creating a custom duct for a 40mm cooling fan. The design was carefully crafted using SketchUp, a powerful tool that allowed me to visualize and optimize the shape of the...

I'm looking to upgrade my fan duct with a simpler design that can print quickly without any sensor mounts. I started over from scratch using Fusion 360, completely reimagining the original design. The new holes are a much tighter fit now. ...What do you...

... Print Settings: Printer: Anet A6 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15 Infill: 10% Designing This Upgrade I carefully measured the locations for the holes to ensure a perfect fit on the fan. ...I used Fusion360 to design this upgrade.

Here is a brand-new enthusiast-designed nozzle upgrade specifically engineered for the Anet A8 3D printer, utilizing the authentic level sensor directly sourced from Anet itself.

The modified Fan Duct boasts a shorter version of the standard design, accommodating fans with diameters ranging from 30.5mm to 34mm. Its wider nozzle and angled end ensure a snugger fit, making it an ideal upgrade. I opted for printing one in ABS...

... V2 is scaled correctly, so don't scale it down! ##### Todo Next version: 2 - Less material - Smaller surface on build plate - More curved design - Maybe a slope at the vertical duct - Smaller model file (less lines in model) - Proportion of 20/80

Also, I wanted a more 'secure' method of attaching the fan duct. Which led me to create my 'remix' of Paclanc's fanduct. It is bolted using the screw underneath the extruder (example in 4th pic). I tried modeling supports with limited success but...

... a nozzle that is now perfectly centered. To fine-tune the gap between the bed and duct, simply adjust the fan with the screws. ...Successfully printed with PLA without any issues, but it's still recommended to print in ABS for best results.

CFD-optimized cooling duct upgrade by Dovanzeijl demands robust support structures and superior bridging capabilities.\r\n\r\nI've enhanced the design with a more symmetrical layout and increased duct area, elevating the nozzles downward for improved...

My tab comfortably accommodates two 4x2mm and two 7x1mm magnets at once.\r\nTo properly install it, you'll need to use shorter screws that measure exactly 25mm in length and 3mm in diameter.\r\n\r\nThe tab integrates seamlessly with my fun duct...

A person of high efficiency designs six powerful air flow fans that function together as one system to distribute cool air throughout a large area efficiently.

module fan(scale){ //stl source https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2458716/files import("own.stl", convexity=3); } module slice(){ difference() { fan(); translate([-35,-46,0])cube([105,37.02,80]); translate([0,-8.0001,0])cube([30,37.02,80]); } }...

I've taken note of the loud extruder fan, which doesn't contribute anything in its standard position, so I opted to create a better mounting system for a 50mm fan that runs much quieter. ...This is my first upgrade part, and I'd really appreciate any...

module fan(scale){ //stl source https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2458716/files import("own.stl", convexity=3); } module slice(){ difference() { fan(); translate([-35,-46,0])cube([105,37.02,80]); translate([0,-8.0001,0])cube([30,37.02,80]); } }...

... A 40mm fan is used as the cooler fan. It fits snugly around a 40mm hotend fan or the stock E3DV6 30mm. You can modify the mount to adjust its height if needed. ...Mine works well positioned about a mm below the bottom of the heating block.

I'm modifying the design of a tunnel as an upgrade for a 40mm fan so the printer's extruder head doesn't receive excessive warm air while cooling filament during printing. You'll need both files, one printed for this upgrade to work properly. ... If...

The screw mount uses the screws that are already on the fan mount. At first they don't seem to line up properly. But this is because it wants to go on crooked due to the shape of the insert. As you're looking at the side view (second pic), push up...

An updated print cooling duct is designed specifically for the Anet A8 e3d v6 Bowden Print Carriage REDUX carriage. This project may be adaptable to clones, but it was created using an authentic E3D V6 hotend and heating block as a guide. On...

Using a heat sink for the Anet A8 is the most effective way to cool the extrusion material because its design doesn't hinder airflow. This allows you to tap into the full power of your fan. ... Please note that in order to avoid overcooling the...

Instead, use the duct available at: \nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2121279\nI've printed numerous coolers for my Anet A8 printer and encountered several issues. Some were too bulky, others too heavy, while some didn't fit due to being either too...

Update 19.2.2017: I've uploaded a new version, "Mistral 2", as an alternative depending on your needs: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2121279 Print Settings: * Printer: + Anet A8 * Rafts: + No * Supports: + Yes * Resolution: + 0.2 * Infill: + 100%...

... to warp upwards over time, giving it a unique "bowl effect." While this aesthetic development may be pleasing to some, it's worth noting as a potential drawback. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 20%

Many owners of Anet A8 have also replaced the fan on their extruder with a larger one to increase airflow. My project changes the paradigm - there's no need to increase the size of the fan, but rather decrease the size of the internal channels of the...

... setup ensures that the physical shape of the object remains unaltered, unaffected by the escaping air pressure. By positioning the air duct strategically at the rear of the printer, I was able to maintain precise control over the printing process.

... prusa I3 printer. Using this bracket and probe with Skynet3D Firmware to have automatic bed leveling with accuracy. Printing parameters Printer: Anet Radesaux: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 How I designed this Designed in FREECAD , Slicer CURA.

My goal was to make a J-head mount that's as light as possible and supports the popular "Spriya" - High Efficiency Anet A8 Fan Duct found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2133328. I used the method from the original metal mount for attaching...

... flow from the power supply and not interfere with the printing area. ...It corresponds to the power supply of the Anet A8 Plus. ... It reduces some of the noise produced by the source fan and diverts it to the rear, while cooling the top of the source.

This is a remix I created using the Anet A8 Extruder Fan Modification V2 by hadoko, specifically the mod1V3 file from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2290361). I incorporated the Tentacle guard fan guard design by yzorg...