3d printing layer fan

I designed a fast and efficient fan mount for my custom FT-6 build, which can be 3D printed using minimal internal supports to ensure smooth airflow.

Everything is measured to be compatible with a BLTouch sensor, mounted with this clamp.Using a layer fan severely improves things like bridges. One of the photos attached shows a comparison of a bridge torture test before (black) and after (green)...

The enthusiast is a huge fan of layering with the BCN3D Delta model printer.

This fan addresses all these issues and features a powerful 50mm centrifugal fan, yielding impressive results in my prints. The design consists of two parts that need to be bonded together using cyanoacrylate adhesive. I had no problems with the...

This part was designed to replace the original hotend fan support, allowing to place the fan turbine 5015, for layer cooling. Differently to others fan ducts, this one takes the air from the hotend rather than from outside. The main reason to make it...

1/12/17: I designed a new lower-profile fan mount to work seamlessly with this e3dv6 mount: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1064131 This is a streamlined layer fan that keeps the fan close to the hot end platform because the stock layer fan mount...

Adapted satasana cooling shroud for its use with a 4020 radial layer fan. ... 4020 fan shield available in: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5809788

Layer fan duct for Prusa i3 steel, with a fan diameter of 40 mm. Print settings are as follows: Printer brand is RepRap, and the specific printer model is Prusa i3 steel. Rafts are not used in this print job. No supports are employed to aid in the...

So when I need to print strong ABS parts in a heated enclosure (I don't need the part cooling fan on those cases), I just unscrew the print fan, add this fan holder and screw the print fan on it. INSTRUCTIONS:Print it with default profiles, no...

This one performs well at cooling a large portion of freshly printed layers and surprisingly has little impact on the hotend. Additionally, there's ample space on the right side for mounting some LED lights - that's why there's a hole for cables. It...

Before you read: Check out my other improved design: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1637559 To continue the work on my customized mini printer, I realized that I needed to control the layer fan with software. A software-controlled fan is crucial...

... PTFE tube clogging caused by inadequate heat dissipation. ...This upgrade replaces the standard 30mm hotend fan on the Tevo Tarantula with a more effective 40mm fan. Additionally, it features a specially designed layer fan duct for use with a 40mm fan.

I'm thrilled to be remixing my dual extruder mount (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:707701) and thermocouple board mounts (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:732839), taking it up a notch by adding an extra-fancy fan duct to the layer fan. Although...

... plastics with high glass transition temperatures. A recommended infill percentage of over 50% will ensure optimal structural integrity. In any case, supports are essential for the layer fan's overhanging features, regardless of print settings.

The original design features an extruder fan facing the left of the extruder, so I remixed it with the fan facing right instead. This remix is the result of reverse engineering a printed version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1746358 using a...

This is a fan duct designed for use with a layer fan in my Geeetech Prusa i3, converted to Bowden. It's meant to be used with the carriage mount found at [this link](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2670180). Everything has been carefully measured...

Summary This is a custom layer fan mount designed to keep the fan close to the hot end platform due to interference with my enclosure. Simply slide it over a hot end platform tab without any hardware required. I have an E3Dv6 on my printer, which...

I'm sporting a cutting-edge dual radial layer fan that boasts an adjustable height feature, allowing me to customize its positioning to suit my specific needs.

How I Designed This I started with the layer fan shroud mentioned in the assembly guide: http://repables.com/r/212 Then I loaded that model up in OpenSCAD. I eliminated the side tabs (unsure why they're there), added a block with fan passthrough...

... have achieved a perfectly centered and level installation, apply a small amount of tire glue or CA to one or two sides to secure it in place. Post-Printing: The printed layer/part fan mount and duct is now ready for use with your Ultibots K250 BSE.

This is an upgraded iteration of a layer fan duct designed specifically for L3K extruders paired with the Argento hotend. ... An earlier prototype can be viewed at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3488258

The layer fan's dimensions were modified to accommodate a cloned version of both the V5 and V6 models. ...In addition, SN04 and 3DTouch mount brackets were added, complete with support structures.

... ...Unprecedented layer chilling performance. You will need to pinpoint the optimal RPM percentage for your fan. At 100% capacity with my high-speed 40mm fan, the hotend struggles to keep pace. ...A sweet spot between 50% and 70% provides ample cooling.

Redesigned Version of USWaterRockets E3Dv6 Layer Fan This is a revised edition of the popular USWaterRockets E3Dv6 layer fan, optimized for improved performance and a snugger fit. The original design can be found here:...

I've created a custom layer fan mounting system from scratch, designed specifically to fit the Geetech MK8 extruder.\nIt utilizes the original fan, requiring no additional parts or modifications to function properly.\nThe key difference between...

I needed to get my layer fans working again after many modifications to my hotend mount. I found that I had three 30mm box fans sitting around, but all the shroud designs I could find were either for 30mm squirrel-cage fans or 40mm box fans. So I...

Discover this exceptional 3D model from the renowned Design Connected collection, featuring over 6500 exclusive furnishings. This particular model is a creation of Gallotti & Radice, an Italian brand, and designed by Luca Nichetto. It's part of...

... Prusa i3 steel model. No raft or supports were used during printing. The resolution was set at 0.3 and infill percentage at 20%. A critical note: buildplate support must be carefully touched during the printing process to ensure optimal results.

... help your print, that's for sure! Printed in PLA, far enough from the heat source, no need for ABS or PETG. I bought this tiny fan from Amazon, it requires fewer amps so not much air is pushed, but it still cools a little to help prints along.

For all you Black Widow enthusiasts out there, I've got a Layer Fan Duct that's finally bridging the gap to 100mm. This is version 5, and after running CFD analyses, this duct is delivering top-notch results. While other designs may have been more...