anet a8 cooling fan 3d models

Here's a unique LED strip bracket that perfectly complements Mistral fan ducts.

The printer is now optimized for the latest 1.7 Anet motherboard. Unfortunately, the previous 1.1 version clashed with a critical capacitor component. ...To resolve this issue, it was necessary to modify the airflow pathway slightly to ensure proper...

Fan duct available at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2460909 Noctua fans can be purchased online from various retailers, including this link: https://goo.gl/ymMQZY UPDATE: I've upgraded the fans to a thicker model, specifically 20mm thick...

Crafting an ultra-slim 80mm fan holder for the power supply unit, I optimized its design to accommodate rubber dampeners on either side of the fan, effectively minimizing noise pollution and creating a more peaceful computing environment.

I crafted a custom fan cover based on Zadthebad's original design, scaling down the opening to accommodate an 80mm fan while relocating the mounting holes for optimal compatibility.

Don't buy a replacement 5015 fan. ...Instead, replace it with one of your many 4010s using this adaptor.

A sturdy right-hand lateral support for the fan, cleverly integrating a holding platform for the cable chain in place.

Shortenen the adapter's height to fit the following fan adapter https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2051184

I didn't like running my fan at an angle because the duct had to be squeezed between the fan and the extruder, so I merged the two most common fan duct mounts into one secure design. ...Print with the same settings as the original model, then update to...

I've been using the standard model for several months now, but I've never been a fan of how the fan is mounted with just two screws, along with the noise level being a major issue. ...To address these concerns, I decided to upgrade the design so that...

... make it printable alongside the 80mm flared section at the same time. ... UPDATE: Every now and then, after printing it out for myself, I realized I didn't have any 80mm fans on hand, so I also designed an adapter for a 92mm fan along with a fan cover.

After printing numerous fan ducts and discovering that one is too short, causing it to lower the heat block temperature, and another is too long, resulting in a collision with the heatbed, I decided to create this device to make the radial fan...

All you need are the stock screws to mount it and one of the turbo fan screws to mount the fan, since I added an upper peg to support the fan. This setup lets me mount the turbo fan in the rear of the carriage and the fan duct as well. Now I can see...

I cut the original fins and printed a whole new set of fins for radial fan and a whole case. Glued the fan with hot glue. Working like a charm. As per suggested, uploaded new fins design with smaller rim for better air intake. Update 31/10/2017:...

... side can be found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1911146. Be cautious when drilling the fan. If you seek a design challenge, a version that utilizes the holes of the fan would be great, but it is tricky to make it also printable in one piece.

... side can be found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1911146. Be cautious when drilling the fan. If you're up for a design challenge, a version that utilizes the holes of the fan would be great, but it's tricky to make it print in one piece too.

The existing method of disassembling and reassembling screws on the fan, heat sink, and step motor can be time-consuming, especially when changing filament types or addressing broken filaments. ... This support allows users to easily access the filament...

... inadequate. To rectify this, I designed and added a compact holder to the fan duct itself. I also expanded the section that interfaces with the fan, ensuring a more secure connection. ...Simply sand it down until it achieves a seamless fit.

The new system incorporates a reduced size to accommodate space constraints resulting from an oversized original fan duct that exceeded height limits.

The nozzle fan for the E3D carriage was created by a talented individual named Toosha, and we're grateful for his contribution to the community.

... this 2-to-1 fan. ...That's great for improving your print quality. You'll need to connect the two fans in series by soldering them together. To install the system, simply attach it to the plate using zip ties or scratch marks. ...Happy printing!

I recently remixed one of my favorite fan ducts, but I wasn't entirely satisfied with its original design, which relied solely on friction to stay in position. This remix addresses that issue by incorporating a mounting bracket that allows you to...

An 18mm sensor mount is designed to accommodate 30mm fans, specifically engineered to screw into the E3D V6 30mm fan. Designs made to fit this application require careful consideration of the mounting offsets. ... For version one designs, the necessary...

I chopped up the original fins and designed a whole new set of fins to fit a radial fan and a full case. Then I glued the fan in place with hot glue. It's working like a charm. As per your suggestion, I uploaded a revised design for the new fins...

I upgrade the popular Extruder Fan Mod V2 by hadoko, found on thingiverse as thing:2290361, with a custom-designed front section capable of securely holding an Autolevel Sensor LJC18A3, featuring a diameter of 18 millimeters.

I attached the 18mm sensor bracket directly to the heatsink, allowing me to remove the extruder fan from its holster quickly and easily. ...This gives me fast access to the filament nozzle throat for convenient filament loading.

The human modified the fan duct by cutting it at the bottom to prevent contact with the printing components and then opening it on the right-hand side for a clear view of the print job.

I Made Some Changes to the Fan I Included in My Bowden Modification, and I'm Not Happy with the View I Got. ... The Original Design Can Be Found Here: Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:1824307

- I made a cutout in the air deflector of the fan to pass through the reset button (https://www.thingiverse.com/make:371277) - I added a 3-position switch: - Position "0": Ventillo motherboard and FAN 2 (nozzle) turned OFF - Position "1": Ventillo...

Although there are no problems with press-fit fan ducts, I wanted a more stable solution that uses the screws of the fan itself. An 18mm sensor holder is also included. Ended up using a "modular" design, having the plate behind the fan as a base...