anet a8 fan duct 3d models

This is a from-scratch remodel of the "Hesine M-505, Anet A8 - Center Nozzle Fan," which I needed to modify for a dimensional change on my printer. In the process, I attempted to make some design changes to improve airflow and decrease noise by: *...

The basic design of a standard 40mm fan duct revolves around a simple, straightforward configuration that allows for effective airflow management.

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 mounting this. Sorry about The design is a mess,...

My Anet A8 is a newer version, made in 2020, and I've found that nearly every fan duct for the A8 that is on Thingiverse has a throat that is just a bit narrower than mine. In other words, the fan ducts just fall out immediately because they fit...

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... It's the top-rated one I found, but unfortunately, it collapsed during printing. So I decided to revise it to enable using a screw to prevent it from collapsing. If the fan duct appears too low, simply lower the hot head slightly.

I added a small wall inside the circular fan ring, which maintains constant air pressure and acts as a semi-circular fan duct regarding air pressure. This modification has a small offset that avoids the heating block entirely. ... To see this design in...

Simply slice off a piece of the ductwork that's rubbing against the fan as it blows air through.

A fan is installed on the E3D HotEnd with a left-mounted inductive sensor now operational. ...The updated design allows for improved airflow towards the nozzle.

... You can use any Anet A8 fan nozzle with this duct. It's designed to fit seamlessly onto the existing carriage. I printed using a 0.5mm nozzle, adaptive layers, and a very slow first layer. ...No supports were needed due to the adaptive settings.

Fan Duct for Anet A8 Direct Feed E3D Carriage Mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2628855 30.03.2020 works! ...:)</p> <p>add step file</p> Category: Machine Tools

Fan Duct for Anet A8 Direct Feed E3D Carriage Mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2628855 March 30, 2020 This thing works perfectly! I'm thrilled to have it up and running smoothly. ... I'd like to request that the author add a STEP file to the...

Measurements: The underside of the duct is 23.5 mm lower than the underside of the fan it connects to (excluding the part that fits into the fan). The part that goes into the fan was slightly enlarged to create a more solid connection, fitting...

I modified this great extruder carriage from [ade2](https://www.thingiverse.com/ade2) to fit my Anet A8. I really like the way you can see the nozzle without lots of stuff in the way. The sensor is also nice and close to the nozzle, making it easy to...

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,...

I'm looking for a curved fan duct that complements my E3D mount perfectly, and I think I've found just the thing. ...This semi-circular design should do the trick.

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...

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...

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...

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'm looking forward to how helpful this will be for me as well!

I hope it'll be useful your you too! ...^^/

... that bothered me. Author gets a 5 for the idea. Works like a charm. If you extrude insulation, it's even super. Have a great day. Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: OMNI A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20%

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I designed this fan mount and ducting because that annoyingly loud fan on my A8 was driving me absolutely crazy. This modification helped, but it also made cleaning the extruder and replacing filament extremely easy. I've also included a handy...

The human modified the fan duct by cutting it at the bottom to prevent contact with the printing components and then opening it on the right-hand side for a clear view of the print job.

I'm getting ready to print out the semi-circular fan duct when I stumble upon the +LED design, but my LED strips are 3/8" x 2" long, so I decide to remix the two designs to fit my flexible LED Strips perfectly. They should work with most flexible...

This is a redesigned fan duct for Anet A8 printers and others that share its design. After swapping out the PTFE tube, I found it difficult to set it at an optimal height, resulting in air flowing towards the nozzle instead of the layer. To correct...

This is a modified version of the circular fan nozzle designed by "tinkertomsthings". The original one was a perfect nozzle for me. However, I prefer a semi-circular one due to visibility and it looks cool in my opinion. So, I just made a few...