anet a8 fan voltage 3d models

Simply slice off a piece of the ductwork that's rubbing against the fan as it blows air through.

I took an old fan that had broken in half and I've got a stack of fans lying around, just collecting dust, so I decided to create something useful out of them. ...Using my trusty computer-aided design software, Fusion 360, I designed a custom fan shroud...

A modification of the original fan duct design to print such that there are no bridges or overhangs. Tape the two halves together with duct tape and you have a passable fan duct. ... To use the scad file you'll need to download the stl file for the...

I added a small wall inside the circular fan ring, which maintains constant air pressure and acts as a semi-circular fan duct regarding air pressure. This modification has a small offset that avoids the heating block entirely. ... To see this design in...

A fan is installed on the E3D HotEnd with a left-mounted inductive sensor now operational. ...The updated design allows for improved airflow towards the nozzle.

Step 6 Insert the short end of 4anet fan upgrade into the hole in 2anet fan upgrade then hot glue or plastic weld in place as shown. Step 7 screw in the finished product where the old fan used to be, using the holes as shown. Step 8 cut off the...

I swapped out the standard 40mm fan with a Noctua 40mm fan to significantly reduce noise levels. The Noctua fans feature a unique brown color that clashes with my OCD sensibilities, so I crafted this simple cover to conceal it. The design fits...

Extruder fan silencer mod, bolt on top of your 50mm radial fan to bring down DB. On my setup from 30cm away Without Silencer: 65DB With Silencer: 57DB Bolt mounts are wide enough for M4 and are 2mm thick. Print to the quality you require,...

... ...So I reprint one held by screws of the fan.\r\n\r\nUpdate:\r\nI adjust the nozzle upwards to simplify threading and minimize issues with flexible filaments. ...This leads to the old fan touching the printed one, prompting me to raise it even higher.

... It's the top-rated one I found, but unfortunately, it collapsed during printing. So I decided to revise it to enable using a screw to prevent it from collapsing. If the fan duct appears too low, simply lower the hot head slightly.

In addition, "Fan_adjustment_part2" is a separate component that attaches to the larger back fan used for cooling the print as it deploys from the extruder nozzle. Currently, this attachment uses a single screw fit, but I plan to revise and enhance...

Found that increasing airflow at the bottom of the printer could lead to layer problems when working with ABS. ...Made adjustments to allow for better air circulation from the fan by enlarging the vent opening.

2x M3*18 for the extruder 2x M3*20 and 2x M3 nuts for the hinge, fan, and heatsink 2x M3*18 for the duct fan and stationary hinge Credit is given to the original creators: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2290361...

This is a compact fan mount designed specifically for mounting a computer fan measuring 92mm square (perimeter) on the side of a power supply unit. To secure it in place, you will need to replace the existing M4 screw on the PSU cover with a longer...

... multiplier of the nozzle width (0.4). With decent printer and filament quality, small overhangs can be easily spanned for a smooth print, aside from the overhang on the fan housing insert. ... Filament used: KCamel Silver (slightly translucent) PLA.

This design aims to minimize noise and maximize airflow by eliminating the angle between the fan's outlet and the duct's outlet, as well as preventing the duct from restricting airflow. Since this support is incompatible with ducts, users must find...

It also allows for a clear view of the extruder's throat, making it easier to change filament and remove the fan to access the extruder. ... The design should not interfere with printer movement and will still allow for auto-home functionality with...

yet another cooling fan cover.You can find all my models here, thank you who will appreciate with a download or with a like

... and emojis, which I'll remove to spin the content. ... Venturi fan. This mouth has the effect of improving air speed by 25%. ... No joke here, I just had some fun but now I will put a piece of stocking in to prevent dust residue from passing through.

I recently expanded upon the Extruder Fan Mod V2 by hadoko and printed the whole thing with carbon fiber. ...Removing the support structure requires a bit of finesse, but once it's done, you'll have a sleek addition to your 3D printer, smiling.

Remove the part after thehook because when homing that part hit the Z-Axis rode and block the fan hinge for oppening.Recommand to print in PETG for more toughtness, in PLA we have risk to broke the arm when openning many time for maintenance.

Originally took inspiration from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2380825, but decided that I didn't like how it attached to the upper bolt as I have a cable clip located there, it was also very brittle in the arm so I redesigned it to allow the...

Swap out the stock screws for M3*20 to secure the front cooling fan cover properly, considering the added thickness. ...To achieve optimal results, I suggest using a high-resolution setting like 0.1mm or 0.15mm with 50% infill density.

Bartoaster's version works effectively but has a fragile connection between the carriage and fan, posing a significant risk of damage. To overcome this, I reinforced the design with additional plastic, significantly increasing its durability. ...This...

reposition of the extruder fan to allow visual access to hotend and filament.this thing adds an aluminium heatsink and moves extruder stock heatsink and fan 23mm far and 20mm right from extruder motor allowing for visual inspection of the extruder,it...

This innovative design features neodymium magnets that make electrical contact, automatically switching on and off when you place the fan in its housing. The magnets themselves are 4mm in diameter and just 1.5mm thick, making them strong yet compact...

Update 3: Consider printing spacers to keep the heat sink straight, similar to this design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1798669 I had to tie the fan up slightly because the two screws were vibrating against each other; I'm planning on creating...

... to fit my custom-made access port on the heat sink perfectly. Building upon AZDAWG's spacer creation (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1798669), I made sure it securely holds the fan in place, preventing any rattling or movement.

I designed this small decorative cover for the cooling fan, giving it a protective shield against debris sucked inside. It's more than just functional; it's visually appealing. Print Settings: Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Push the limits with...

You'll need four hands to properly reattach the fan / heat sink / extruder stepper motor. I've tried it with just one screw removed, but it was essentially the same frustrating experience. I've since searched for alternative solutions from others...