anycubic i3 mega cooling fan upgrade 3d models

Mounting the PartCoolingFanShroud requires attaching it to the back of your Anycubic i3 Mega 3D printer using a custom-designed shroud, which is available for download on Thingiverse as model #351280. ...Note that an extra-long version of this shroud is...

I noticed that the surface under my anycubic mega pro was very hot, so I looked for a design to increase the height of the base. Most of the designs I found required buying extra parts like rubber balls or screws so I decided to design my own part...

The stock motherboard fan, measuring 50x50x10, is ridiculously loud and provides minimal cooling. This adapter zips onto the bottom cover/grill and accommodates an 80mm fan. I opted for a Noctua Redux fan and it works amazingly well. It's nearly...

I ordered two 80x80x10mm fans at Amazon because I needed another mainboard/stepper cooler for silencing my i3 Mega after replacing the stepper driver with TMC2208. The only option available for next day delivery was these:...

After the standard mainboard fan was the last noisy part in my I3 Mega after several "silent mods", I decided on the 50mm double fan version from "mariusbach": https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2953960. Why I chose this option, I'll explain below...

Whether you're using the original Anycubic stepper motor fan or opting for an effective but pricey Noctua 50x10 or 50x20, just choose the right fan adapter. I suggest this 40x40 Noctua Fan – it's like a Rolls-Royce! Or, if budget is a concern, go...

This is a specialized air inlet designed specifically for the iconic I3 Mega component radiator. ...It attaches seamlessly to the standard outlet, efficiently cooling the filament from three distinct angles while providing an unobstructed view of the...

I'm thrilled to present this substitute for the original i3 Mega fan mount. I had to revamp the design by swapping out the original 40mm fan for an 80mm model and crafting a new holder from scratch. The mounting holes are precision-drilled to...

### Starting This is part 2 of my airflow concept for the Anycubic I3 case. Part 1: Anycubic I3M - PSU Cover NOCTUA 60x25 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3441468 Part 3: Anycubic I3M - Double MOSFET 3D-Freunde with NOCTUA 40x10...

I've taken a look at your new design which is a modular fan holder connected to the original screws and the SDCard-Reader-screw sockets: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4749832 This is a holder for a stepper-cooling fan, and I took the 60mm fan...

... test print, ensuring everything lined up correctly. You may need to file where the nuts sit as it was tight for me. I fitted the new side with a Noctua NF-A8 FLX Fan, requiring some soldering to convert the red and black wire into a 2-pin fan plug.

The base design utilizes V4 files tailored for the i3 Mega board. Special thanks go out to eferbel and Hawker2007 for creating this design. UPDATE: On January 2nd, 2019, I successfully printed and installed it on my Mega-S. ...The results were...

I attempted an off-the-shelf fanduct but it wouldn't match my i3 Mega - S fan, so I chose to construct one from scratch. Furthermore, I noticed that many of the other available fanducts sit too close to the nozzle, which can lead to a burnt fanduct...

Excellent residential architecture is showcased in this outstanding design. ...Each component - case, diamond, and fan cover - boasts a unique aesthetic. No additional fans or upgrades are required to achieve exceptional airflow.

Cooling the bed and the object is achievable by heating them up to at least 60% higher temperatures than the surrounding air, without relying on a fan.

I upgraded to a quieter fan, swapping out my 60mm fan for a second Scythe Kaze 100x12mm fan, just like the one powering my PSU. Routing the cable from the SD card reader was a challenge due to tightly spaced holes. ...Fortunately, the new fan fits...

14/04/2021 --> v1 I blocked the hot air from reaching the cooling fan from the heatsink and remodeled the fan tubing to better focus the tip of the nozzle. Feel free to test it and send me any suggestions! ... Props to H_Run for the great share.

... ... 14/04/2021 --> v1 I blocked the hot air from reaching the cooling fan from the heatsink and remodeled the fan tubing to better focus the tip of the nozzle. Feel free to test it and send me any suggestions! ... Props to H_Run for the great share.

Dual 40MM fan mounting positions so both the mosfets and mainboard regulators can be cooled. 2. Rounded ducts to increase airflow. 3. Reinforced top layer to provide extra support. 4. M3 Ready screw holes just force the screw in to create...

I decided to give it a shot, removing the holes that cover the hot end cooling fan and designing a fan cover in preparation for my newly ordered Sunon fans - one for the hot end 40x40x10 mm and one for the motherboard fan 50x50x10 mm. Too bad I had...

If you want to use my profile, you will also need: - [Titan Extruder](https://e3d-online.com/titan-extruder) with 1.75mm Bowden, Standard, Mounting Bracket The Amiga Raspberry Pi Case pictured above was printed on the upgraded AnyCubic i3 Mega and...

This is for a 40mm x 10mm NF-A4x10FLX Noctua fan specifically. ...For mounting purposes, utilize the longer screws provided with the original fan.

Double Fan Holder for 2 50mm Fans, Silence for the Motherboard. ...You need 2 M3x20mm Spacer for mountig and some m3 screws

Silence Enhancer Mount for Dual 50mm Fans - Protects the Motherboard from Noise Pollution. ...To Assemble: Secure Two M3x20mm Spacers to Hold the Fan Holder in Place, Then Tighten with M3 Screws.

Print using PLA with supports that only make contact with the build plate. ... It should employ a 50mm fan.

... fit my setup with the 3D-Freunde Mosfet holder right next to it (thing:2845377). ...This holder uses the two original mainboard fan screws but places both fans closer to the mainboard (right next to the SD-card cable). ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

... to fit my setup perfectly, pairing it with a 3D-Freunde Mosfet holder right beside it. ...This custom holder utilizes the two original mainboard fan screws while placing both fans incredibly close to the mainboard, mere inches from the SD-card cable.

To replace the stock hardware, you need to swap out both the part fan holder and the hotend fan holder since the original metal holder is a single bent piece of metal. Fan Holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2538250 You will require some...

Occasionally the rotating blades of the cold end fan make contact with the nozzle casing. ...Adding a small gap between the two components resolves this problem.

This fan is about 5mm wider than the stock fan so the housing needs to be replaced. I used bolts on the back (glued in). But the top should be fine screwing directly into the plastic. You can just cut the plug off the stock fan and splice it onto...