anet a8 cooling fan 3d models

After exploring alternative fans, I decided to stick with the original Anet fan due to its superior airflow capabilities. The dampener effectively absorbs vibrations, allowing the fan to operate more quietly than before. Please note that slightly...

Because my printer is the Anet A6, I had to remove the screw holding the part cooling fan. I originally just tried turning the screw around, but it would not allow my X-Axis limiter switch to depress. The second screw seems to hold the fan in place...

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... - simplifying the mesh, adding the new attachment part etc. Note: there is newer, and more effective fan duct I designed: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2133328 Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 0

I liked the compact design of codyburns59 case, but I wanted a larger fan to use for board cooling/ventilation. Changed it out to utilize an 80mm fan instead of a 40mm. Use M3 screws and nuts to secure, length all depends if have a fan guard like I...

Compatible with Anet A3, Anet A8 and Prusa i3 Nozzle Fan. ...You may want to fine-tune the height of the nozzle throat - my own is set at 30 millimeters.

Here's a Quick DIY Cooling Adapter for Your PSU: I Just Built This Adapter to Give My PSU Some Much-Needed Breathing Room. Please Be Careful Where You Place Those Screws, or You Might End Up Damaging the Sensitive Components Inside. ... What You Need to...

The Facebook page's small logo test is starting up on A8 network.

...To replicate this project, you'll need two of these custom-made pegs, although I found four to be excessive. If you do decide to give it a try, don't worry if your fan isn't 40mm - this design should work just as well with other fans of similar size.

These additional files are specifically designed to be used with this anet extruder fan mod from thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2290361 My custom parts are attached to the top of the extruder fan bracket, providing a secure hole for...

Update 19.2.2017: I've uploaded a new version, "Mistral 2", as an alternative depending on your needs: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2121279 Print Settings: * Printer: + Anet A8 * Rafts: + No * Supports: + Yes * Resolution: + 0.2 * Infill: + 100%...

I've personally tested this design on both Anet board v1.1 and v1.7, and it performs flawlessly. As seen in the picture, I built this printer piece by piece, and designed a sturdy aluminum frame to hold everything together. The result is a...

... printing with ABS. The ambient air temperature in the enclosure is just too much for PLA; it'll get soft and warp like crazy, as you can see from these pics. For my X motor fan mount, check out this thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4042007

- Positioning the fan at 45 degrees allows for optimal airflow to the motherboard, particularly the bottom section where heat tends to accumulate. - Easy access to the SD slot, USB slot, and reset button eliminates any stress or inconvenience. ...-...

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Rigid fan duct with sturdier mounting system

This is 45° angle fan duct.

We need a remix of our current fan configuration to accommodate two 60mm fans.

Here is the rewritten text: This is a protective and decorative cover for the Prusa I3 A8's extruder (turbine) in front. ...Just screw it on with the same screw that holds the original turbine in place.

This is a reimagined take on the classic fan cover originally created by BenTracker, tailored to fit perfectly within a standard 80mm x 25mm fan.

Since my printer has all the fan grids with an hexagonal pattern I decided to create also a cover for the 40mm fan.

Adapter Converts 40mm Stock Fan to 30mm Fan Model Performed Surprisingly Well, Exceeding Initial Expectations. ...Removing the Adapter for Filament Jamming Now Appears Less Inconvenient Than Before.

The central section cools critical components, while the outer sections dissipate heat as they move, effectively increasing the cooling surface area. ...We'd love to see how others have approached this challenge – please share your creations and ideas!

The human wanted to add some extra flair to the extruder fan.

I simply sought to utilize a smaller fan to minimize printing time.

My tests at 235°C nozzle and 95°C bed temperatures have shown that the lower part of the extruder holding the nozzle throat remains cool as long as the fan is running. Besides making it easier to access the extruder, this modification will also...

A makeshift fix for my crippled extruder fan, I'm using an adapter that lets me slap an 80mm fan onto the shell of the old one. ...It's no ideal solution, but it gets the job done.

I modified the original STL file by adjusting the design within Fusion to accommodate a 60mm fan. ...The fan is connected directly to the input wires originating from the PSU.

40mm Fan Cover This fan cover works on any 3D printer that uses a 40mm fan. Check out my LEGO Phone Dock at Thingiverse. If you're a fan of the Hunger Games, check out my Hunger Games Mockingjay Phone Dock. Join the Hunger Games group on...

My nozzle had gotten too far away from the fan, prompting me to fabricate an offset adapter.