e3d heatbreak

... the 40x40x10 fan at the bottom. That's why the fan duct has an upward curve so as not to hit the stepper motor. I recommend to Print in PETG, ASA or ABS. PETG will work, cause the Heat sink normaly dont get so hot when you use a Titan Heatbreak.

Designed for Volcano-Hotend and clones and E3D-V6-Heatbreak Can be printed in one piece without any support! ...Designed for 40mm fans and 1x30mm fan for cooling Tested with this nice clone:...

I've had issues with the previous design because the original anycubic hotend is shorter in length than E3D V6 Hotend + the bimetal heatbreak kit that I've purchashed. I've remixed to be used if you have original fan and the same kit that I've...

Its the e3d heat sink modelled to check groovemount and extruder dimensions against each other, make sure things fit before they get printed. this is a stl. ...made with with freecad tried to create one in openscad but had dificulties

Original Stainless Steel CR-10 Ender-3 Heat Break Throat Feeding Tube Heatbreak for Creality 3D Printer CR10,S4 S5, CR10S, Ender 3 V2, Ender-3 pro, CS3 Hotend (Stainless Steel)

A 1mm spacer for the FlashForge CP Heatbreak. Helps get them stay at the right height while to tighten the grub nuts. ...My first attempt at making something.

This is a heatbreak cooler I designed with tinkercad. It uses a 40mm fan and can be ziptied on. ...I printed at .2mm layer with a brim and no supports.

*** ##Tolerancing **Fitting hole**: 5.5mm - (5%) compression tight fit + (5%) shrinkage = ~5.5mm **Heatbreak hole**: 6mm - (1%) thread tight fit + (5%) shrinkage = 6.2mm *** **Disclaimer**: YOU NEED TO HAVE A HEATSINK or some type of setup where the...

Because my Coldend was overheating every time I tried to print someting I started looking for a Bimetall Heatbreak with no success. So I made my own version. I used Information from the [Video of CNC...

Something unique about this hotend compared to something like the Ender 3 is that you tighten the heatblock to heatbreak screws all the way down, so that distance is set at about 47.3mm. (Of course I didn't include that in the acutual file... but...

Wanted a way to hold my E3D nozzles and heat breaks **Updated 11/6/2019 Redesigned it in Fusion360 Print Settings Printer: Hictop Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.20 Infill: 10%

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3193092 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3193092

Required Parts for Waterblock: M3 Thread 4mm Barbed fittings (3mm fittings do work but 4mm is better) M6 Quick Release Pneumatic Fitting* M6 Heatbreak (Different to E3D Heatbreak) Recommended Parts for Waterloop: 3mm ID Soft Tubing (Silicone or...

Revision: Added shroud to fit E3D V6 Volcano All-in-One heatbreak and parts cooler fan shroud. Utilizes a standard 4010 fan (24v) for heartbreak cooling and a 5015 radial blower for the parts cooler. ... Remixed from 3869642 (Eggythetech)

... adapter will not work on the E3D (and clone) heatsink as the thread pitch is different. uses the use the original heat block nozzle cartridge/thermistor requires a new clone v6 heatsink and a titanium heatbreak (about 20 bucks total on amazon)

Remixed pekcitron's great PTFE cutting tool to cut 35.3mm for the Bondtech heatbreak replacement for the Prusa Mini.

This lack of cooling on the heatsink is the number 1 reason for jams/clogs in hotends (E3D units are notorious for this due to the crappy fan and heat sink shroud design), if you are running all metal hotends (like everyone should) and you are...

Here is how I installed common bi-metal heatbreaks on an SV04 with standard extruders in place of the original custom heatbreaks. This also applies to the SV01 Pro that uses the same extruder as the left one on the SV04. The standard ptfe lined...

Here is how I installed common bi-metal heatbreaks on an SV04 with standard extruders in place of the original custom heatbreaks. This also applies to the SV01 Pro that uses the same extruder as the left one on the SV04. The standard ptfe lined...

After changing to a Titanium/Stainless Steel Heatbreak (I now got both) I got horrible Heat Creep problems. While looking for a Bimetall replacement I created this Model of the Heatbreaks. The Measurments are from the [Official Biqu...

This is a model of Creality's heatbreak for the CR-10 V2/V3. I suppose you could print this, but my intention of sharing is for it to be used as an aid for designing modifications for the CR-10 V2/V3. ...STL and Step file included.</p>

Recently upgraded my FLSUN QQ-S hotend with an E3D heatbreak, heatblock and nozzle; note I kept the original heatsink as I felt it was adequate. This combination is shorter than the stock configuration. Other designs were for the standard...

It is designed for a 22mm diameter, 26mm height heatbreak, and accommodates a 40mm fan (fastener holes are spaced 32mm on center). Please note that the holes are 3.8mm in diameter. This was intended for 4mm bolts, but I undersized the holes so that...

STL of the E3D hotend made using measurements from https://e3d-online.dozuki.com/c/V6_Drawings. Made this to assist modeling in Fusion360. ...f3d file included.

e3d lite v6 mount that fit the printerbot simple metal whit the ramps board uses 3x m3 bolts 20mm 2x m5 bolts clamp the hotend tight marlin firmware i use try it out ramps1.4 board

Shroud for bimetal heatbreak. ...Print it in ABS. Bimetal heatbreak here https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9wktxb

This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/koik2nc5nsH I made this to go along with the stackable bins https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3282732

this is a concept to cut down on weight for a bowden or direct drive set up as it can be printed and adapted with a mk8-v6 mount adapter. This model was printed but not tested as I have no printers capable of printing nylon or any other high temp...

Summary Wanted a way to hold my nozzles and heat breaks **Updated on April 2017 for better spacing and more storage. ...Print Settings Printer: Hictop Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: No ...

This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/koik2nc5nsH I made this to go along with the stackable bins https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3282732