3d printer cooling duct

In my case, the print lifts off the bed as it deforms due to premature cooling of the printed part. This is a known problem. Even E3D has been working on it. So I made this duct to direct the air from the fan upwards, where it will not affect the...

This is an upgraded version of the rear cooling duct for PowerSpec 3D Pro, FlashForge Creator Pro and similar Replicator clones with a couple of enhancements. There were some comments that the supports were too thin, so I beefed them up, especially...

For here, right in front of your eyes I am unveiling this once in a lifetime system: The PC cooling duct system! With these 90+ parts you can fulfill those dreams! TLDR: It will on average drop your cpu temps by 5 degrees and provide you with a...

If you have the space to mount it, this duct keeps the LGX's stepper motor much cooler.Mounts to the back of the stepper using 2 of the alternate standoff stepper screws included with the LGX kit and 2 M3x12mm screws.Punch out the support skins in...

... I crafted specifically for my trusty Prusa i3 printer. ...This ingenious design relies on a robust fan, the 4010S Brushless DC Cooling Blower Fan, measuring an impressive 50x40x10 mm. ...Your satisfaction is sure to be achieved with this setup.

This sticking makes audible popping sounds and worsens as the temperature differential between the lower and upper compartments becomes greater the longer the printer runs, eventually tearing smaller more delicate prints apart from the excess peeling...

The airflow is directed by a duct specifically designed to focus on the print. ...This duct component is intended to be printed with just one continuous border, requiring no supporting structures at all.

While PLA prints successfully, ABS printing poses risks due to melting of the duct; users are strongly advised to choose heat-resistant materials for optimal results. The original design went through extensive iterations in Blender, with around 10...

... will at least replace a broken stock air duct. the fan is a 3 screw 4020, if you have been looking for a duct, you will know how uncommon this is. This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/86fllF01JUt

Print Settings: Printer: Easy3DMaker - modified Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.25mm Infill: 20% Notes: Nozzle: 0.5mm, Filament: heat-resistant PLA, Brim usage is strongly advised. Post-Printing: Only generated support and/or brim needs to be...

Most of these duct have the opening facing the front, fan noise quite loud so thought i'd create one where it faces the rear. ...Noise level reduced

This is a remix to allow for only 2 screws in the duct. ...Keeping a distance from the hot end and reducing melting.

While printing, this nozzle channels the cool air generated by a built-in cooling system directly onto the edible object made of rich chocolate.

Fan duct for Lama3D hot end, also featuring a holder for an M18 capacitive or inductive Z-probe is available.\nDimensional specifications for the Z-probe offset are X:47, Y:-12 (dependent on orientation).\nThe fan duct was printed with PET.\nPrint...

Lacking a little cooling from the rear. Added rear holes. ...Works perfect with bondtech heatbrake aswell.

This is a duct that mounts to the swaybar to direct airflow to the brakes. Some m6 cylinder bolts and nuts are needed. ... This is designed to fit the thicker Sirion sway bar.

I opted for ABS material, which has performed remarkably well after 100 hours of use, accompanied by a carbon fiber PLA duct that exhibits minimal warping or melting. ...The printing parameters employed include a layer height of .18, along with supports...

I'm using this cooling system for my modest yet unimpressive PicoPSU setup. ...It keeps a laptop power supply module, a DC voltage reducer, a picoPSU, and memory module slots cool.

I reroute the airflow that gets pushed by the Hotendcooling fan through the cooling slits and redirect it towards the Nozzle, which is not the most efficient cooling option, but it eliminates the need for an additional fan. ...As a result, you...

A Compact Version of the Mistral 2.1a Extruder Fan Duct. Designed to Fit E3D V6 and Similar Models with a Female Adapter for the Common 50mm Radial Fan. The STL File Already Includes a .3mm Skirt for Enhanced Bed Adhesion, Perfect for Printing with...

Re-designed from the ground up - inspired by Madau3D's **Ductinator** - I present the Trifecta Fan Duct for 3 fans (40 mm), for the Ender 3 / CR10 for a custom mount that goes on a MG12H linear rail block. This comes with a little standoff block...

This fan mount/duct design is tailored for my customized Printrbot extrusion attachment, optimizing airflow to swiftly dissipate heat from freshly extruded filament during printing. The provided Sketchup file allows customization to suit individual...

... the extruder cooler and cannot leak out to the side or bottom. It also is less likely to cool the hot end. Since it's close to the hot end, I created it from PETG. But with the cool air constantly flowing over it, it should not get hot at all.

I took my F80 to COTA, a track notorious for cooking brakes, and decided I definitely needed to put some direct cooling. ...Nothing on the market appealed to me, and not to mention pretty overpriced, so I designed my own that sit nicely below the...

This modification allows me to independently cool each nozzle when working with multiple materials in the same build, such as ABS and TPE or ABS with PVA support. The fans use standard 40mm parts with 3mm nuts/bolts. For printing, I typically use a...

Replacing the Anycubic I3 Mega's cooling system with a new fan is a great way to upgrade its performance. The 50*15 12V 0.14A fan, available on eBay at http://www.ebay.com.my/itm/US-Shipped-5015-Blower-Turbine-Fan-Brushless-12v-DC-50mm-/172204705147,...

Simple Low profile cooling upgrade. Optimized the airflow to the printed part. The .3 version is nice in combination with the Dragon Fly bms hotend. The .4-GapFix version is 1mm further from the heatbed. (updated after tip that there was a...

I made this for an anycubic printer that I restored with non original parts. Hence it may not be suitable for most printers. ...I have included the Freecad file so that it can be modified

I made this for an anycubic printer that I restored with non original parts. Hence it may not be suitable for most printers. ...I have included the Freecad file so that it can be modified

A replacement that replaces the entire cooling assembly is now available, inspired by designs from http://www.thingiverse.com/Sonarok. This improved version works with a 40mm fan and doesn't require printing extra feet. A Noctua fan was used in this...