ducted fan blades 3d models
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definitely solid and supports, scale based on fitment unscaled will fit on a 6.8 mm post
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This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/f8yEW50BnYD EDF ducted fan unit with mounting hole and centre pole marked
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Cowling for FMS 64mm Ducted Fan 11 blade, printed from PLA with 2 wall lines and about 13% filling. The base (3) is glued to the front part of the case (1) after the cables/connectors are mounted (glued in). (-; ...was a lot of work until...
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The fan is designed for a 2mm shaft, and 2 3mm nuts and 2 3mm grub screws for securing the fan to the motor. The shell/outside is designed for a 23mm inrunner. ...I used this one:...
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Outer Case Diameter: 66mm EDF Length: 41mm Front Shroud Diameter: 72mm Blade Type: 5 Shaft Size: 3mm
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Allows airflow intake from sides when bottom is obstructed. ...Mount with double sided tape or non-permanent adhesive.
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Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2536887 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=2536887
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This is an experimental ducted fan blade (no duct yet). This is printed in 100% infill using ABS. The key is for a 3/8" bolt, you can message me if you want another size for shaft. Testing looks good so far.
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... 1.5 - 1.7kg and motor draw over 100A. Maybe could reduce infill percent but increase wall thickness to strengthen fan blade (my test ducted fan with 1mm wall thickness and 98% infill) It will reduce fan weight and hope it can stand for high RPM.
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Instructions Print the TOM_fan_duct.stl and hopefully find a fan that slides over the pegs. I you wish to edit the file I have also included the .prt file created in NX6. ...If you can't convert it or want a different file type I can see what I can do.
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This is the first stage of a ducted fan engine that i will be building Instructions Simply add supports and print. There is a 3.15 mm centre hole for an electric motor. I have left a 2mm hole right through in order to secure with a grub screw from...