geeetech a10 hotend fan 3d models

This fan cover safeguards against fingers or tools coming into contact with the scorching hotend fan, necessitating replacement of its four standard screws with four sturdy M3 x 16 screws.

The innovative design allows seamless sliding into place, eliminating the necessity for cumbersome screw fasteners.

Well this is my futur project on my Geeetech A10. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I DON'T ALREADY TEST IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love the metal cage, is a really good natural heatsink for the hotend. But the 30mm fan inside it's just a horrible and make too noise. I...

I'm really excited about my future project with my Geeetech A10. Absolutely, I haven't tested it yet! One thing I love about this printer is the metal cage - it's an amazing natural heatsink for the hotend. However, the 30mm fan inside makes way...

release at https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/sunlight-geeetech-a10-a20-a30-fan-duct 4 piece fan bracket (2 piece glued) hotend holder Bltouch armi Fan cover

Released at: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/sunlight-geeetech-a10-a20-a30-fan-shroud 4-piece fan mounting bracket, consisting of two pieces that are glued together for added stability. Hotend holder securely fastens the hotend in place. ...Bltouch...

Hotend Geeetech A10

[WIP] Model of the Geeetech A10 Pro hotend

- Files starting with [Orig are for Geeetech A10 stock hotend. (haven't tested, using Anycubic J5 as seen on real photo) - Files without [J5 or [Orig are universal. Assembly Tips: 1. Mount the back part to the Y carriage 2. Add blower mount 3. Add...

This is a detailed model of the Geeetech A10 hotend, meticulously crafted to ensure its accuracy. Your mileage may vary. In creating this model, I omitted the screws for simplicity's sake. Notably, the heatbreak to heatblock screws on the Geeetech...

Geeetech A10 fan guard designed to protect users from motor damage and ensure safe operation of 3D printer's extruder system.

Here is the rewritten text: I'm taking my own take on a reworked version of a Geeetech A10 fan shroud redesign.

Geeetech A10 Fan Duct - Work in Progress! Originally, the Geeetech radial part cooling fan has been excessively loud and the original duct hasn't been ideal either. To rectify this situation, I attempted to improve the duct, which resulted in a...

A remix of my own remix of a Geeetech A10 fan duct. Print Settings Printer: Geeetech A10 Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 15% Filament: Grosssiste 3D PLA Silver Notes: You can print on the flat surface or on the back with...

I was not really happy about the out of the box fan duct of my Geeetech A10. It was melted, and not really good printed. I try several fanduct until this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3898912 This is the best one I have tested! Very good...

The Geeetech A10 printer comes with a design flaw that places the motherboard fan directly under the printing plate. This setup cools the printing plate but causes print failures as a result. And with the plate screws positioned underneath, any...

Well, to be honest, the out-of-the-box fan duct that came with my Geeetech A10 wasn't exactly what I had in mind. It was warped and didn't print well at all. I tried several fanducts before finding this one:...

I'm currently working on a fun duct for Geeetech A10 printers, aiming to make it easy to print with minimal overhangs, provide good airflow, and allow users to see their printing items without covering the entire area below the nozzle. ... Main goals: ...

Fan cover for the newest version A10 with the fan right next to the screen. Left side is angled to clear the rollers on the bed. ...Remove two screws on the right side of the fan, then reinstall with cover in place.

I shattered my original A10 fan duct, so I designed a replacement and 3D printed it using my Ender-3. I started with the base of the stock duct, creating a custom model that fits perfectly. This new design prints quickly, taking only about thirty...

This is a remix of NinDtendos adapter plate: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4084479 It is designed for the bowden version of this hotend: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3518138 The original desing works fine but I did not like to unmount the...

... hardware to enhance the design. ...The v2 iteration boasts improved hole placement for the carriage, allowing for more efficient airflow. By adjusting the fan's position just 1.5mm lower than the hotend, optimal cooling performance is achieved.

I had to use a separate enclosure for the hotend and the wiring wasn't long enough, so I designed this case for the connector board with the connections at the front instead of the back, requiring less wire length. Printed in PLA at 0.2mm with a 0.4...

The component fan allows for easy access, with no need to disassemble the metal housing. This design enables horizontal mounting, preventing the Bowden tube from getting tangled or caught. ...Adjustable outputs provide flexibility, while two variant...

... that could be slotted in place without needing any screws. Notice how the front right corner requires a bit of trimming to prevent interference with the screw hole; otherwise, it provides a snug fit for the board fan without relying on screws.

Geeetech A10 Pro Printer Board Fan Protector

... that the stock fan-duct on the A10 doesn't work good. ... So I designed this ring-fan-duct for the A10, which can be mounted on the stock fan. It is the second version. ...The first one had a ring, which was too small and to near to the hotend.

... ... To resolve this issue, I created a custom ring-fan-duct that can be easily attached to the stock fan on my A10. ...This is version two of the design; the first attempt had a ring that was too small and positioned too close to the hotend.

I designed this tool holder and fan duct for my Geeetech a10. I will be adding a duct out of the chamber to help cool the board. The fan pulls air in. updated with the grill and sleeve to connect to the printer This object was made in...

Conduct for Geeetech A10 and A10M layer fan features two interconnected parts. One part functions as a fastener, securing the other in place. To assemble this component, you will need two M3 nuts and two M3 x 9 or 10 screws (preferably of the longer...