antminer l3 noise 3d models

I run my 5015 fan at 12V with an inline 12V zener diode and a 200 Ohm resistor to reduce noise since cooling is more than sufficient that way. It needs to be a zener diode with a bigger power rating than usual, mine has 1.3W. There's a 12V drop...

Key changes include: Reduced size, with XY travel measuring approximately 290mm² (still less than the original carriage) Self-aligning bushings instead of graphite bushings (they consume less space) A 40mm extruder fan replaces a 30mm fan (less noise...

The angle of the servo motor can be also adjusted by the value above (but it is not severe at all).This clock makes some noise from the servo. If you want to make it silent, slow down the servo.Similar values can be found in the Arduino code...

(https://amzn.to/2EMiuyQ) SKR mini E3 1.2 board recommended due to noise levels; however, the standard board can also work surprisingly well. (https://bit.ly/2MoHIHM) 3 pieces 20 teeth 5mm bore idlers for 6mm GT2 belts. (https://bit.ly/2PT5TjR)...

Finding a silent 5015 radial fan is pretty easy, and eliminates the last piece of noise. Alternatively, I also have a direct drive adapter that you can find here: https://www.printables.com/model/203081-anycubic-mega-x-direct-drive-adapterI am also...

The fans now have a tighter fit, in the base version recess was too big (also for fdm printing) which resulted in a ratling noise from the fans as they moved around even when tightly screwed onto the mounting tab using nuts. I also added a second...

I run two Dell Optiplex 3060 mini micro PC's for my Home Lab.I wanted something compact to consolidate desk space and at the same time help to cool the PC's by creating a case for everything, including a low noise 120mm cooling fan that is 12v...

However, development of this type was halted due to noise issues and other problems. Please refer to my object: "Propfan Engine, Pusher Type". ・"Pusher (Planetary GB) type” - This engine has a contra-rotating fan with a gearbox located at the rear....

Moved the servo further away from the hot ends to help reduce servo dancing due to electrical noise from cartridge heaters Added support material for the hot end holder Checked the sizes on the hot end holder and made the tolerances to the...

The gears do make a little noise, so with some kind of isolator under it will help with that. If you have the time, you could also get some rubber isolators and screw them into the bottom for a more permanent option. You can install some o-rings on...

How I Designed This I've printed some parts in rubber-like filament to reduce overall noise of the printer. The feet, fan damper, motor damper, fan holder for ramps, and extruder spacer are made out of flexible filament to reduce vibrations. Various...

noises (and having a kilo of filament bouncing on the top of the printer doesn't sound like a great feature) so I designed this totally over-engineered bearing mounted shaft with tapered inserts to fit multiple spool sizes. Using this shaft, the...

It does give the fan quite a small desk footprint though, so that's nice.This fan uses a 12V 120mm PC fan which I'm running at a lower voltage to keep the noise down. Most PC fans should fit since there aren't any thickness constraints, if you have a...

Name: CocoSnap fidget clickers from Kool FingersVideo: https://youtu.be/2D1s7jOAz_YPrinting Instructions: https://koolfingers.com/3d-prints/printing-clickers/Fidget Clickers generate excessively loud noises for their small size. They are quite...

But then vibrations and noise will be much stronger. Also, the longer your rods are, the more vibrations you will get. To reduce these effects, I made this lighter X axis and X car setup. Now the X car can move faster with less vibration. The...

Sub Micro Servo (Neck/Head): https://www.adafruit.com/products/2201 DC Motors in a Micro Servo Body (Drive Motors): https://www.adafruit.com/products/2941 There were a few other components I used like an Arduino Uno to control the whole thing, a...

The new file has separate holes that make more splashy noise and provide a different visual effect, likely offering even better aeration too. It prints nicely without supports. Print Settings: Printer: MP Select Mini Rafts: Yes Supports: No ...

It essentially sandwiches the tire using 3 bolts and employs 2 bearings (per wheel) to minimize noise and maximize ease of movement. To accomplish this, you will need the following items: - A cart with 1/4 inch wheel shafts. I used this one:...

If you turn the sound very silent, you will hear some digital noises from the raspberry or the switching power supply.\nThe device can be used as internet radio or mp3 player. It is also remotable with your Android or IOS device if you install a mpd...

It eliminates the clicking noises that printed gears make (the real reason I started this project). The belt should also have a longer wear life than printed gears. This means that it requires a small GT2 pulley and belt, but the large pulley can...

Included within is character and background (ambient) sound set available as 5 audio tracks + a wide diverse assortment of ambient noise, these tracks have all been created using software that allows you create a near-to- lifelike immersion within...

If you plan to power your Pi from your printer, I suggest you get a 5V- 3A UBEC: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__4319__TURNIGY_3A_UBEC_w_Noise_Reduction.html You need to somehow get the input port to your printer 12V power input (don't...

The SKF_Radial Ball Bearing ID inner diameter 40mm allows it users full access while keeping them engaged because it still keeps those designs within a very low noise level giving satisfaction guarantee so even people hearing problems appreciate...

It was designed for use with the selected motor at 3 VDC which minimizes noise while providing good motion. For break in, after lubrication, I ran my prototypes for 2 hours at 6 VDC, then lowered the voltage to 3.0 VDC. They've been running for...

You can see more by watching our video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dEAQhl3Z5w The feet shown in the pictures are available through these Thingiverse links: First up is The noise-vibration-canceling spikes by teknikk7...

... I remembered my childhood when we attached cardboard strips to the spokes of our bikes to create a clattering noise while riding. And that's how the sound ring, along with the sound tongue, was born. The sound when turning the ring is unmistakable.

Get the size right and it moves around and makes noise!! Material: Spokes (6).OBJ (check images) Recommended Glow Filament. Print Settings: Support: NO, Raft: Recommended, Layer height: recommended 1.0 mm, Infill: 10%. Valve Cap: This fits perfectly...

This will normally make the 3D printer do long stretches of print head zigzagging while it tries to do a very fine honeycomb structure, this causes lots of vibrations and noise. Instead, by specifying a high enough number for the 'top/bottom infill...

Sure, MiniBot might make a strange noise or two (it's just clearing its throat), but that's all part of its charm.Cheap, beautiful, and simple to build, MiniBot is the innovative little office buddy that proves that size isn't everything. Whether...

The standard rear limited-slip differential ensures smooth corner transition as part of comprehensive electronic stability management protocol and 6-position drive setting controls through bespoke front seats designed specifically for competitive...