anycubic hot end 3d models

The holder attaches to the upper mounts of the hot-end fan, keeping the cable end secure and minimizing wear on the wires.\r\n\r\nPair this with Seafax's Anycubic Predator Cable Tidies and a fresh cable sleeve for a more durable and stylish setup...

Because I was not really satisfied with the original hot end fan - and because it was dying anyway - I decided to replace it with a Noctua. And while I was waiting for the new fan I designed a whole new housing. The biggest problem with the original...

Longer cable chain starter to reduce chain bind during X home operations.

Human: hot end housing for the anycubic i3 mega. Original component cooler does not fit, an external fan duct must be used! Print settings: 100% filling No support Printed with ABS Required parts: M3 screw with nuts Assembly Instructions: First...

... the final piece. The circular fan duct in this collection fits this modded hot end housing with no modifications outside of finishing work for the duct. ...The combination of the two was to ensure more precise temperature control during printing.

A user designed this label for the I3 Mega hot end, replacing the unsightly warning sticker. Two versions were created: one features raised lettering, while the second is transparent lettering, ideal for lighter filament colors. ...The design also...

Designed specifically for the Mega-X hot-end, this filament tube and cable holder provides a sleek and functional solution to manage your 3D printing needs. Its unique design fits snugly onto the swept back metal bracket, providing a secure hold...

Someone asked if I could make some parts to adapt the Anycubic Vyper V5 hot end to a Creality CR6-SE. I never finished. This design still needs fan holders/ducts. They got rid of their CR6 before I finished. ***NOTE- I run several CR6's, and I am...

Someone asked if I could make some parts to adapt the Anycubic Vyper V5 hot end to a Creality CR6-SE. I never finished. This design still needs fan holders/ducts. They got rid of their CR6 before I finished.  ***NOTE- I run several CR6's,...

I Designed this to attach to the two bottom bolts on the print head carriage directly behind the hot end. when installed correctly it will stay just above the tip of the hot end and light the whole area at the print head. I ran the wires for the 2-...

Replacement hot end cover for AnyCubic i3 Mega. The original cover is noisy and its sticker is ugly. I know the hotend gets extremely hot, but I also know to avoid touching it with my fingers near the fan, so you should too. To install this...

Created to give more space to the beak

I decided to give it a shot, removing the holes that cover the hot end cooling fan and designing a fan cover in preparation for my newly ordered Sunon fans - one for the hot end 40x40x10 mm and one for the motherboard fan 50x50x10 mm. Too bad I had...

To gain a couple more millimeters, the cable can be zip-tied down using the airflow slots on top of the hot-end shroud as shown in the pictures. With this setup, I am able to achieve approximately 207mm of z-height. ...More height could likely be...

To squeeze out a couple more millimeters the cable can be zip-tied down using the airflow slots on top of the hot-end shroud as shown in the pictures. With this setup, I am able to get about 207mm of z-height. ...More height can probably be achieved by...

Stl of the AnyCubic Mega Zero v1.0 hot end shroud, this may also fit the v2.0. I've designed this as a base for remixes to fit third party hot ends. It's slightly simplified (for example the mounting tabs and ventilation slots are square rather...

Hence this remix, which is a combination of the [Anycubic Mega Zero v1.0 Hot End Shroud](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4863391) and the Aperture version of the [Customizable Fan Grill Cover](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2802474). Of...

... add some plywood sheets to stop cold draughts. Printed it in PLA, it's working for now without any heat distortion. I fitted the twin outlet part cooling duct which fitted okay but needed a bit of trimming to fit the thicker printed hot end cover.

Had a lot of fun designing this. You'll need to do some fancy wiring. Prints well without supports. ... Enjoy

This item works seamlessly with the top portion of any Dimond color mixing hot end. The trifecta is carefully set up at 80mm on each magnetic ball rod, taking into account only the offset of your magnets. A staggering number of individuals, totaling...

I was struggling to find an effector mount that fit my new E3D v6 hot end on my Anycubic Linear Plus delta printer perfectly. The designs I came across either didn't match the hot end when printed, or I just didn't like their complexity and...

I've had to disassemble my hot end numerous times to cut away clogged PTFE tubes that slipped a little from the nozzle. It appears that a millimeter or two of slippage can cause a gap between the back of the nozzle and the heat block, allowing molten...

This updated fan duct is designed for anycubic i3 mega owners who upgrade their stock v5 hotend to e3d v6 or compatible models. It's a modified version of the original, crafted to fit the smaller size of the v6. Key Features: * Can be printed...

AnyCubic Kossel Part Cooling fan shroud resized for the E3D V6 hot end conversion. Print Settings Printer Brand: Anycubic Printer: KosselRafts: No Supports: No Filament: Any PETG or ABS Category: 3D Printer Parts

This is an improved filament sensor holder and a hot end cable support all in one. I relocated my spool holder to the top of my Vyper. Due to the relocation of the spool holder pressure was being applied to the filament sensor. this was designed to...

This adapter enables the utilization of an E3D (or theoretically any) v6 to replace a v5 hot end on an Anycubic Kossel delta printer. I have included both STL and Fusion 360 files for those who may need to make modifications. A raft is beneficial in...

Here's a separate type of hotend cover designed specifically for the Anycubic i3 Mega and Mega-S. This design can be used in conjunction with the stock turbo fan. To build this hotend cover, you'll need two M4 nuts. The design combines elements...

simple hot end plate to replace stock caution label. ...should fit many different models, can be scaled to fit other hot ends attached with VHB tape

Handy clip for holding low-lying wiring to high prints.

If you connect lighting on the Anycubic i3 Mega, Anycubic i3 Mega S or Anycubic Mega X parallel to the hot end fan, the light starts to flicker when the target temperature is reached. I have oscilloscoped the voltage. You can see that the voltage...