Watercooler for steppermotors

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Im converting my printer to be able to print industrial fillament so watercooling the stepper motors seemed like the next step Don´t mind my bad cablemanegement and diy skills xD ( the files might need a bit tweeking from printer to printer to get the clearings right ). - These have been designed based opon use on the Prusa i3 Bear Upgrade v2.0 with the Bear Extruder and X axis 0.6.0-alpha MK2.5 MK3. Instructions - Holders for the Z motors connect to the 2020 frame using m5 screws. ( left holder is moved a bit to allow full movement of the x axis ) - Holder for the Y motor is mounted with the waterblock on the bottom ( use a m3 * 40mm screw for selftapping, here you need to have a trusted file to get the clearing just right for the printer bed. - Holder for the extruder is mounted on the top facing towards the x motor ( use a m3 * 40mm screw for selftapping ). - Holder for the x motor is mounted with the waterblock on the outside of the motor facing up. ( use a m3 * 40mm screw for selftapping ). Things needed is: - 6 * m3 * 40mm screw. - 4 * m5 * 8mm + 4 Nuts for the V slot ( i use spring loaded tee nuts, these can be dropped in so you dont have to disasemble the printer ). The watercooling pads i got can be found at: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Water-Cooling-Heatsink-Block-Waterblock-Liquid-Cooler-Aluminium-For-CPU-GPU/282445758166?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 I also made my printer modular with some industrial connectors, recommend if you are like me and do tinkering allot: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3834291