replace psu fan 3d models

I liked Leo_N's idea for a small fan mount for the PSU on my Anet, so I had to give it a try for my newer style power supply. I decided to teach myself some openSCAD and create one that would fit perfectly. This design holds a 40mm x 40mm x 10mm fan,...

Instead of removing screws from the fan, this method employs magnets to secure the baffle on the PSU, redirecting the exhaust gases to the rear of the unit. ...Please note that this solution hasn't undergone extensive long-term testing yet, so please...

I use a 40mm 24V fan that's wired directly to the PSU, which is a huge improvement over not having any cooling at all. My setup is a bit of a work in progress, but it's already showing great results. ...The version without an enclosure needs some...

To fit in the PSU and cool it silently, I remixed this cover to support an external 80mm dual BB fan I had leftover from a PC. Since this fan is 12V, I needed a 12V supply to power it. I also have a 12V silent fan inside the case to cool the Duet. To...

... when left hand mounted. The Holder is attached to the Lack with 2 6x30mm screws. To attach a fan you can use M3x30 I currently have https://www.bequiet.com/en/casefans/266 attached, because of the "Rubberized fan frame for less vibration" :-)

This adapter lets you mount a 120mm fan directly onto the rear of your Wanhao Duplicator i3 (or Monoprice Maker Select V2) control box or PSU. The design combines elements from polysquare's 120mm fan mount adapter with Taxus812's MOSFETpad for the...

The air outlet is different for the left hand one.For me, the cooling with a low rpm fan worked better when left hand mounted.The Holder is attached to the Lack with 2 6x30mm screws.To attach a fan you can use M3x30I currently have...

While building the IKEA Lack enclosure from https://www.prusaprinters.org/cheap-simple-3d-printer-enclosure I decided to create a slightly different and actively cooling PSU holder. This is the first outcome. Please be aware that there is a...

On photos I installed fan to keep airflow exactly the same as in original fan (blow it out). But after some readings and my own feelings I decided to change it to blow air into the PSU to cool radiators inside. *UPDATE 2! ...You can use cheaper, but a...

On photos I installed the fan to maintain airflow identical to that of the original fan (expelling it out). However, after reading and personal experience, I decided to modify it to blow air into the PSU for better radiator cooling.** **UPDATE 2! ...You...

However, you can run the fan from the 12V inner circle of the PSU without any problem. This way it has built-in temperature control by default. - You should use Height range modifiers in your slicer and set top / bottom solid layers to 0 for the...

You can still use all the parts from the original design or my remix, the only parts the need replacing is the "Left/Right supports" that mounts on the PSU. Also made a Side panel with the Ender logo, just cosmetic. It annoyed me that the panels...

The regular version has a flow crossection which is close to that of the actual PSU fan. This version should be the least restrictive to airflow. The flat version has an about 40% lower crossection and is, hence, more restrictive to the...

... for 60x25mm fans of a thicker profile. To accommodate these fans and ensure clearance around the capacitor, this case requires printing. ... Before disassembling, always unplug and power off the PSU to guarantee a safe working environment.

Patreon - https://patreon.com/CosmicNimbusPrintingGumroad - https://cosmicnimbus.gumroad.comThis is a remix of Victor Bared's remix, in his silent fan mod upgrade videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycvHpMbo5HwHe split the PSU cover into 3 pieces to...

And to my delight, it fits perfectly :D However, until now, I've been unable to provide any concrete evidence that a 70mm fan will actually lower the temperature of your PSU, as I haven't had the chance to put it to the test yet. ... One thing is for...

i wired cables with respect to the polarity of the psu, (on the ender 3 pro the fan should be 12v BUT i double checked it by watching on the psu fan lable, because putting a 12v fan on 24v power out a fan will destroy it) 8.i figured out how to pass...

This file is a modified version of another design that was specifically created for use with an external power supply, such as the Xbox 360 PSU. ...If you're using the standard power supply that comes with your printer, look into using the original...

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3484372 by charlatan154 This fits on non Meanwell/Standard PSU as well, I made to suit 25mm Noctua fan on my Ender 5. ... Note if putting on Ender 5 you will need to cut bottom plate and raise whole printer...

At the request of mrhappydude, I put together a PSU fan mount for the MK2S. This initial version isn't designed for a 120mm fan as he requested; instead, it's for an 80mm fan because I didn't have any 120mm fans on hand. Option 1: This mount should...

... was extremely fragile (printed in PETG with 100% fill), next time I'll make the walls thicker. The fan holes were too small... for use with Ender3 PRO PSU, so I had to cut them as shown in the images.** I have a Dremel and managed to save the print.

This one can also contain a 2-channel relay board to remotely cut off power to the printer, an Orange Pi Zero Plus to run OctoPrint, a 5V AC/DC to power the Orange Pi, and an 8x8cm fan to cool down the PSU, the Orange Pi and the AC/DC board. My...

I aditonally made a adapter part to replace the PSU fan with and put the fan grill inside the housing so it is completely flat on the ouside. The tube is raised at the larger end to fit the cables more easily underneath. ...I also made a holder for a...

A simple frame to hold a 12V fan onto the Prusa I3 MK3 power supply (not tested on MK1, but tell me if it's work on your psu frame..) The input of the controller must be connect directly to the 12v power supply output Here is the fan i use and...

Hello avid maker, in-case you have a AMD cooler laying around (maybe after building your #PCMR top spec custom water loop PC) and wondering how you can add more RGB in your life, may I present to you a PSU fan cover for the ender 3 that has the...

I remixed the fan aperture to a circle, my preferred aesthetic, and widened the cable slot to accommodate a Noctua NF-R8 fan that I had on hand. Unfortunately, it seems not all Geeetech i3 pro B PSUs are identical, and this does not fit mine. At some...

There are two versions: * normal version * version with cable support, which adds two calbe supports to the back of the printer (this version is shown in the pictures) I repeat the good advice from chilluniverse: The design has air vents and uses a...

As a matter of maintaining my sanity, I wanted to put a quiet fan on my Ender 3 pro's PSU. But I had just dumped a ton of money on the printer itself and a silent board upgrade, so I wanted to keep things as thrifty as possible. Besides, the stock...

Hardware: * 1 x 120mm fan * 1 x 80mm fan * 14 x M3 6mm screws (10 for connector and 4 for psu cover) * 8 x M3 30mm screws (fans) * 8 x M3 14-16mm screws (feet) * 30 x M3 nuts * 5 x Squash balls * (optional) Buck converter if your fans are not 24v...

The air outlet is different for the left hand one.For me, the cooling with a low rpm fan worked better when left hand mounted.The Holder is attached to the Lack with 2 6x30mm screws.To attach a fan you can use M3x30I currently have...