anycubic i3 mega cooling fan upgrade 3d models

Update:2018/11/05 changed the shape for fit more easily. Duct for extruder nozzle. Better cooling for Heat-Sink ,stop cobwebbings. How to remove extruder cover. please check below ANYCUBICs video. ... <a...

The air will then not directly exit the housing after the stepper drivers have been cooled but instead will be redirected to the board and chipset that would not be cooled with the original. I have also made it a bit slimmer in height at the end in...

The holder can be attached to the two original mounting holes for the fan holder, you can also support it with double-sided adhesive tape (to prevent possible vibrations). Zum Kühlen des Mainboards und der Motortreiber. Halterung für 2x Lüfter...

Housing for quieter fan upgrade, I removed the hole from the component cooling and resealed it, now one screw is enough. To attach the housing, you will need 2x M3x10 internal hex screws and 2x M3 nuts on top. To attach it in the back, 2x M3x12 ISK...

Anycubic I3 Mega Einhausung für ca. 20 EURO mit Bauhaus XXL Box und Deckel. Aufbau in einer Minute, die Elektronik bleibt schön kalt. Kontur vom Drucker im Deckel ausschneiden, Standfüße dran, fertig. Sollte der Deckel bei euch nicht sauber...

I'm mounting my blower externally and opted to solidify the blower fan housing.

... by roundisfunny on Thingiverse. ...Take the original funnel from him and utilize this component instead of the ending-piece. If it won't fit into your Anycubic, shorten the bar spacer as illustrated in the 4th picture or edit the part before printing.

... ...I've modified it to accommodate 50mm mini-kaze silent fans, effectively eliminating fan noise from the printer base. ...The Solidworks .sldprt file I created is included for anyone looking to further remix this design.

I made this dual sided fan duct as a slightly improved / better fitting version of the original dual-side fan duct made by H_Run. The original one had some fitment issues on my printer (the fan shroud was too big and too far up). I also changed...

So I've created this remix where the fan is held in place by snap fits, eliminating the need for any screws altogether. I haven't printed it out yet, but I plan to do so soon. ... If you're quicker than me, let me know whether the snaps function as...

I designed this solution to fit my Noctua fan and high-build heatsinks from stepper drivers, but other solutions didn't work due to lack of space, so I used the built-in fan mount with two screws instead. I use a fan like this:...

... ...I simply eliminated the slight lip that made it hard to place the radial fan properly. ...If you prefer, you can still use the original design and just trim off the excess after printing - a minor time-saving measure that takes about one minute.

... were too elevated for their original Mount. ...I also intended to swap out the Fan with a silent one, but had not finalized the size. This design should fit 50x50x12, 60x60x12 and 80x80x12 mm Fans, although it was only tested with 50 and 60 mm so far.

Here are the actual minor issues to solve: * Almost no margin below X axis stopper * Too low and too wide for the original bed plate side holder (same issue as ML3DPrinting version) * My hotend cannot heat past 167° with the fan at full power...

This is a creative reinterpretation of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3246699. ...I enlarged the holes to accommodate 5mm fasteners, ensuring a secure fit with the fan's stock mounting hardware.

You also need a set of screws to attach this extruder to your printer: - 4x m3x28 - 2x m3x20 - 6x m3x9 - 2x m3x25       this extruder only works with the fan holder designed by me

This remix of juha_j's fan duct (which utilizes the Noctua 40x40x10mm silent fan NF-A4x10 FLX) has undergone several modifications: 1. The duct walls have been thickened for enhanced rigidity. 2. The "neck" of the fan holder has been slanted to...

This fan duct is nearly identical to the original Remix by Cover1987, a stepper driver fan duct designed for 50mm fans. The main difference lies in the reinforced area where the fan mounts, allowing users to attach it using simple wood screws. I...

A remix of this thing https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3273723 that makes significant changes to the fan duct, resulting in a design where the air is blown more from the sides and down towards the nozzle. Although I have not yet printed the modified...

(Rahmen1; Rahmen2) THE FOLLOWING ITEMS SHOULD BE KEPT NEAR THE PRINTED PARTS: 12 Brass Inlet Units, Measuring 5x5xM3 in Size and Made of High-Quality Brass (OD: 5mm, M3x5mm Threads) Mounted Securely Using a Soldering Iron 2 Silent Fans, Each...

... and quieter one. 3. The design will be revised so that the blower blows directly over the main board. It appears that isolating the fan's airflow specifically over the steppers has resulted in the heated bed taking significantly longer to heat up.

Upon inspection, I notice the fan ducts have moved closer to the heating bed than ideal. To rectify this issue, I modify two angles in the model design. This adjustment brings the fan ducts back into a safe distance from the heatbed. However,...

I loved the Fan Duct but I needed some lighting as well. Works great and now I can see the prints better with my Octopi cam. ... V2 - works great V3 - just sits a little higher up away from bed Led Rings https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/294072478136

This setup is tailored specifically for a pair of 40mm Noctua fans. As a result, the printer operates in near silence, with airflow evenly distributed across all components. ... To complete this configuration, you will still need to acquire four M3x20...

...- Top layers = 0 - Bottom layers = 0 - Minimum perimeters = 1 - 12-15% honeycomb infill. You can also simply delete the center body and print without a fan grill. For the main body, use 100% rectilinear infill. ... Offset: x_offset: 26 y_offset: -18

This versatile Fan duct is designed specifically for use with a V6 Hotend, eliminating the need for adapters. To install it, simply adjust the screws on the z-stops to accommodate the shorter V6 Hotend.\r\n\r\nFor optimal results, I suggest printing...

... One thing that really bothered me about the original fan duct with an axial blower was how weak it was, so I made some changes to make room for two radial blowers (12 volts) instead. ...The strong version can be printed entirely without support!

Inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3340414, I designed my own fan duct from scratch. It fits perfectly on an original E3D V6 Hotend but was also designed to accommodate the longer original Hotend (not tested). The bottom should be...

However, upon closer inspection, I noticed that the fan ducts had migrated closer to the heating bed than before - uncomfortably close. Consequently, I made two adjustments to the model's design. Following this modification, it seemed that merely...

The fan duct fits perfectly now, but I still need to figure out how to attach the left upper side of the blower part - it needs a screw to the fan above. Unfortunately, there's not enough space for a nut because of the sensor mounting point. So,...