replace psu fan 3d models

I recommend this PSU_Cover_3of3 by ttcosmo instead of original one (added into "remixed from" as credit). ... Feet riser, such as <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4721832">Ender 3 v2 Feet Riser</a>, is necessary (the shorter ones for 15 or...

Only changed parts are here (I'm still not sure whether I should linclude even parts which I didn't modify). I recommend this PSU_Cover_3of3 by ttcosmo instead of original one (added into "remixed from" as credit). Feet riser, such as Ender 3 v2 Feet...

Push the fan into the shroud, it'll lock on the pins Place the assembly on the side of the power supply and rock/move it side to side, top to bottom until the 4 clips pop through the PSU and lock in place, take your time, it doesn't take pressure,...

It fits my 100mm ultraslim and low noise fan outside the PSU box perfectly. I've done everything with a honeycomb surface for better cooling. With this cover, even without a fan, the power supply works very well, and the fan will rarely turn on. No...

So, while working on the IKEA Lack enclosure from https://www.prusaprinters.org/cheap-simple-3d-printer-enclosure, I made a decision to try something different - an actively cooling PSU holder. This is my first attempt at it. You should be aware...

Updated 31 January : Added Manual "how to program the regulator" RELEASED Here is the temperature controlled version ...An old working power supply is a power supply that has been well cooled throughout its life... Hi ! A simple frame to hold a 12V...

The stock 60mm fan is constantly on and very loud, so replacing it with a low-speed 100mm fan greatly reduces machine noise significantly, especially at idle. There are two files: the particular fan I bought came with some rubber pull-through mounts...

I made this so that I could build an enclosure around an ender 3 and supply the PSU fan a feed of fresh air using some 100mm ducting I had laying around. The Funnel part uses the factory screws that are on the PSU. You just have to slightly undo the...

Dadurch sollte sich das PSU kältere Luft durch die seitlichen Löscher und nicht die warme ziehen. Dazu habe ich noch ein paar Wände schmaler gemacht (eher schnell und unsauber), dadurch sollte man etwas Zeit und Material sparen. ... Hoffentlich...

I think it's much improved over this one, you might want to try that one instead: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/80mm-fan-psu-cover-for-ender-3-v2-aquila-with-usb-ports-no-supports ==============================================================...

Origianly I just wanted to use the referenced model.I did print it standing sideways on my Ender 3 V2, wich used a huge amount of support and the screw holes didn't fit to my power supply.So I redesigned it from scratch.Advantages of my designable to...

I was planning to change the PSU fan of my Elegoo Neptune 4 so looked for previous designs and found the same cover design.You may use the original one.I changed mine, opened some extra holes and add some internal walls to strengten the cover. If you...

It allows a 120mm fan to be installed in replacement of the small noisy stock fan. I am using a Cooler Master Pro 120. It has RGB LEDs I then tied into the string already mounted on my printer for extra cool factor! I printed at medium speed with...

Thanks to Nixxon999 for the remix and kuehmayer for the original design! I closed the top holes so that there will be a (hopefully) better airflow in the PSU. The Fan should be mounted to blow the air out of the case, so the holes can suck cooler air...

Print with support. ...Does fit quiet well - you need a 2 mm drill for the screws on the side of the psu. ...

I think it's much improved over this one, you might want to try that one instead: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4972200 ============================================================== A quick and dirty remix of CyberwareDK's Ender 3 v2 Psu...

It enables the installation of a 120mm fan as a substitute for the small noisy stock fan. I'm utilizing a Cooler Master Pro 120, which features RGB LEDs. I integrated them into the existing string on my printer to add an extra touch of flair! ...Tips...

PLEASE CHECK YOUR PSU VERSION FIRST! ... This is for LRS-350-24! I designed my own part because lot of other designs didn't fit for my PSU version. I can say for me it worked perfect. ... You should print it up-side-down by using support

I upgraded all my fans and replaced them with ones from Noctua. My goal was to keep the original look of the printer and avoid the need to print a whole new base-plate for my Ender 5 Pro.This design is an exact copy of the original power-supply cover...

Just a remix for 92mm fan.

These shims were made to replace the noisy fan of the power supply by a 60x60x25 noctua. The noctua being higher than the old fan, it was necessary to slightly raise the power supply cover. You will need to use M3 screws. Personally I used four:...

I customized it for a KAZE-JYU 100mm slimline fan.

This is my design for more storage space on the PSU of my Ender 3. ... - it consists of a bottom and a top part - a silencer is integrated into the bottom part - you have to remove the top frame bar in order to slide the printed parts into position

I have two Elegoo Neptune 2s side by side and needed to redirect the draft from the psu from one on the left away from the one on the right and back wasn't an option either so i made this one.Prints easily with organic supports to hold up the screw...

... 1x M3 10mm bolt with a plastic nut 1x 6/20 x 1/4 self-drilling screw (metal side) Notes: Take better pictures of this project. I'm planning to build a stand for the printer and move the PSU underneath it, so there will be no further changes made.

Hi Suggested printing settings: .8 mm wall tickness 50% Infill you will need: 1x M3 10mm + Nut (plastiic side) 1x 6/20 x 1/4 Selfdrilling screw ( metal side ) Notes -Need to take better pictures, -im going to make an stand for the printer and going...

This adapter is specifically designed for installing an external 80mm fan.

Have yet to print this. ...Intended for a 60mm Noctua fan I had kicking around.

Fits a 40 x 40 x 20mm fan like the EBM Pabst 414

It was necessary to make the noisy PSU quieter. To do this, I chose an 80mm*15mm ozone cooler and a DC-DC step-down board from 24V to 12V GSMIN LM2596S. A compartment is provided for it. Also in the case there are sockets for two backlight switches.