monoprice maker select fan 3d models

Here's Another Wanhao i3 / Monoprice Maker Select V2 Fan Replacement. The stock fan location on my Monoprice Maker Select V2 obstructs my view of the hot end, and it's also underpowered. I've designed a replacement that moves the fan out of the way...

4020 blower fan shroud for the Monoprice Maker Select printer. No supports required. ...PETG is preferred, but PLA will probably work fine as well.

This is a protective shield for the print head cooling fans on the Monoprice Maker Select V2, designed using Autodesk Inventor Professional 2016. Theoretically, this design should also be compatible with the Wanhao Duplicator i3/Cocoon Create, but I...

I wanted to upgrade my cooling fan and thought the Wanhao duplicator i3 was the same size as the Monoprice Maker Select v2. Boy was I wrong! I edited the duct I originally wanted, to the Monoprice one and I have to say I'm pretty happy with my...

I bought a used Monoprice Maker Select V2 3D printer and noticed it was missing the filament cooling fan and shroud/mount. I looked on here and couldn't find one, so I made one (the light blue part in the attached picture). Figured if anybody else...

Cooling duct for the Wanhao Duplicator i3 or Monoprice Maker Select Uses the stock 40mm fan The holes are sized for the stock screws from the Monoprice and may need to be resized Mount geometry from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3574450 Nozzle...

Simple skull design on the fan guard

The compact skull emblem on the fan housing gives it a rugged look.

Modeled after stock cooling duct on Monoprice Select v2.

Manufactured after high-performance heat dissipation channels on the elite Monoprice Select V2.

I'm replacing the Monoprice Maker Select Plus upper fan cover with an improved air diversion system. Unfortunately, I encountered some issues with the original design - it didn't quite fit, which caused a print failure and damaged a few fan blades.

The Monoprice Maker Select V2.1 requires a unique fan adapter that measures exactly 40 millimeters.

The fan duct is the major item, but it also needs to be connected to a spacer that is positioned between the fan duct and the bearing block. Because of this, you will need to use 2 pieces of M5 screws (preferably 20 mm in length). The spacer is...

This is an upgraded fixture and nozzle designed specifically for a 50mm blower fan, offering enhanced cooling capabilities compared to the standard 40mm radial fan used on the Monoprice Maker Select Plus. As a work in progress, I'm currently...

The design consists of two parts: one is the hinge piece that bolts onto the Maker Select's original fan bracket and the other holds the LED strip itself. To assemble this, I used two M3 bolts around 10mm long (cut down from 20mm with my dremel) and...

I desperately needed a way to quickly remove the part cooler and adjust for different height tips, which was largely driven by my frustration with the stock fan's lackluster performance. Installing a 40mm fan seemed like a much better option. I've...

The Monoprice Maker Select V2 is essentially a rebranded Wanhao Duplicator 3, but it's not a bad printer for the price considering current options. I purchased this printer a long time ago as my first one. Unfortunately, they have a poor print...

The Monoprice Maker Select V2 is a rebranded Wanhao Duplicator 3 and they are not terrible printers for the price although nowadays there are much better choices. It was the first printer I bought quite a while ago. However, they share a TERRIBLE...

Originally purchased the mk1 machine and later upgraded it with the mk2 upgrade kit, which included a new fan that came with it. However, the mount was designed to point the fan at the heater block rather than the print. To improve airflow and...

My trusty stock fan gave out, but I had some spare 1-inch fans just gathering dust and decided to whip up a makeshift duct that could slip onto the standard metal duct supplied with my Monoprice Maker Select V2. ...It needed to accommodate two of those...

My stock fan broke, but had a few 1" fans laying around and decided to make a duct that could fit onto stock metal duct provided on Monoprice Maker Select V2 to accommodate 2 1" fans. ...Made it slightly inclined to give further clearance from print...

This is a nearly exact replica of the standard fan shroud that comes with the Monoprice Maker Select MK2. However, it has been designed to be slightly shorter in length, which can be beneficial if you've encountered issues with the original shroud...

This is an adapter base and plate designed to fit a 92mm fan on the Powersupply of a Wanhao i3/Monoprice Maker Select. It's highly recommended to print the top plate with the curved section facing up, as this yields a smoother/better print quality.

You'll likely want to also print a grill so nothing gets stuck in the blades: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:706812 The only screws required are 4 to secure the fan to the enclosure. There's a hole for the power switch + plug, and also for the...

If you enable supports everywhere, don't forget to remove them from around the chamfer near the fan screw holes. I printed an earlier version that required some rework with a file. I've incorporated the modifications into this STL but haven't...

This is a fan shroud for the extruder's cold end on a Monoprice Maker Select v2.1 (and Wanhao Duplicator i3, and probably others). I designed it to give these benefits:\r\n\r\n* Steer all air from the cold end heatsink upwards and away from the...

The ultimate solution - an 80mm fan duct engineered to bring even the most high-speed PLA printing to a screeching halt. ...Its sole purpose is to put an abrupt end to rapid-fire production, rendering any printer completely useless for swift and...

The kid really needs your support, and his goal is to reach 500 subscribers: http://goo.gl/ELT7ii Non-magnetic, lightweight replacement fan duct for 40mm filament (part) cooling fan. Printing items with magnets became a problem when the stock metal...

The upper section of my Monoprice Maker Select 3D printer was custom-designed as part of an educational assignment, which required me to master the use of PTC Creo software.