ender 3 part cooling fan upgrade 3d models

removed unnecessary parts

Replacement fan shroud for the PSUUses a 92mm fan. ...Found the file on Thingiverse.Uploading this to obtain step file format for people using the Free version of Fusion360

This is a fan duct it cuts down on the noise the fan produces and helps prevent warping by directing the air going in to be sucked in through the top. ...

Fan grill enthusiast aims dead center on stock air flow 3 fans

No screws required snap-in board fan cover. ...Rotate it in any of the 4 directions that you prefer

Easy to use. ...Fan guard without any screws. ...This protection is simply inserted into its original place.

Should snap right in the middle hole of the fan grill. No screws needed. ... No need for supports.

Designed this fan duct to fit a 40mm axial fan if you have one lying around. This is just an experimental design, but it worked surprisingly well so I'm uploading it if anyone's interested. Benchys shown are: Left, before; Right, after. ... Printed...

Upgrade for your Ender 3 S1 Part Cooling fan. ... Parts needed: * M3 screws of various sizes * M3 Nuts * 3M Threaded Inserts (depending on STL file) * 5015 24V Blower Fan Fan Mount printed in PLA Blower Part printed in PETG

I aint promising any engineering marvel, but this is the best fitting iteration I've had so far on my broken fan. // I dremeled out the old plastic fan being careful not to hit the copper on the stator, and pried it out. ...The original fan is fixed on...

The redesigned stock fan shroud boasts adjustable height settings for both the shroud itself and the accompanying 4010 fan. ... My primary objective in designing this new shroud was to empower users with the freedom to modify and improve it according to...

I really liked how it looked but for some reason was making my fan noisy so I designed a simpler one that also prints flat so you can get a nice textured finish. ... Very tight tolerances so might be hard to fit at first but once on it stays in place...

For French speakers:-) Support filter, place it in front of the original hotend fan, very exposed to debris. Designed for a 3mm thick filter (aquarium filter sponge or other). ...Secure with a clip, no screws needed, easy to clean, ultra lightweight!

... When installing this cover, make sure to remove one screw first, then mount it securely, and finally add the second screw to prevent the fan from falling off.\r\n\r\nThis custom-made fan cover was designed with Tinkercad's online 3D modeling tool.

Remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4484483/files. ...Updated to properly fit fan casing and remove errors in .stl file. ... Helps reduce amount of noise.

Another remix of Cover Fan, whit a logo that i like, and using a small toothpick to acrylic paint the logo relief.

I created it for Petsfang, but its potential extends to any devoted fan. ...My apologies for the imperfections in my language skills.

... and a set of caliper measurements on the stock fan. ... There is also an extended version for a thicker 40x20 fan Also included are 2 thick-wall models for use in case of replacement. ... I am planning on adding an integrated CR-Touch mount soon.

... or SKR e3 variant motherboard utilizing a 120mm pc fan. ... You will need: (x1) 24v to 12v Buck Converter (x4) M3x35 Screws for PC fan (x5) M3x6 Screws for the motherboard (x4) M3 screws to mount to a flat surface (bottom of an enclosure in my case)

Another reinterpretation of Cover Fan, featuring a logo I particularly appreciate, accompanied by the subtle addition of a tiny toothpick to bring out the raised details through acrylic paint.

I designed a fan guard to maximize airflow efficiency, eager for constructive feedback and enjoyment. ... For Revision C, I strengthened the top wall significantly, as it had been alarmingly fragile initially.

I experimented with earlier versions of fan guards, but a major drawback was that they wouldn't stick firmly to the ground, so I reengineered the design by adding a rear screw attachment.

It attaches itself neatly to a nearby fan, eliminating the need for cumbersome screws. ...This sleek design not only adds a touch of style to your printer but also enhances its overall aesthetic appeal with a playful wink.

I really like the sleek design you've got going on there, but what I'm looking to achieve requires a more direct cooling path.\r\n\r\nTo get that, all I had to do was shrink down the nozzle tips to give the airflow a tighter focus.

I used https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:262234/comments as inspiration for a simple mod that can be attached to the impeller fan for a bit more airflow. Blades are very thin so probably best to thicken them in your slicer settings. ... Print face...

I wanted a transparent cover so I could easily see whether the fan was spinning or not. Plus, I needed a low-profile cover that would be simple to remove. Printing the entire thing wasn't a problem. ... Magnet specifications: countersink M3, 8mm...

... surface of the original casing using a transparent plastic sheet, specifically designed to fit perfectly over those areas. With this modification in place, you now have room for mounting two high-speed fans, each measuring 40 mm in diameter.

This protecto is for the fan that is at the bottom of the printer that is exposed to that can fall something directly, for that reason we created this protector. ... This product is made in a scale of 9 X,Y,Z.

I modified the BLTouch cover and added this fan cover to create a new design. You can find more information about these modifications online, specifically on thingiverse.com, where you'll see references to designs like 3716291 and 2990894. ...Please be...

Finished, centered on the nozzle. ...Update 08.12.2023 without holes0.3 nozzel ABS/HIPS