anycubic mega x fan upgrade 3d models

The fan holder can be mounted with the screws of the old metal holder, but I used the longer screws that held the old fan. The holder should also be glued onto the "ceiling" using double-sided tape to avoid vibrations altogether. You can use the...

I took inspiration from the Dual-Sided Cooling Duct, but had a few issues with it, namely: * The bracket didn't fit my Mega-S properly * The ducts were fatter than they needed to be (imho) * The ducts weren't aligned quite to my liking The main issue...

I wanted to ensure more ventilation for the drivers, so I designed 2x 50x50x10 mm fans, the holder fits instead of the original iron one. the holes at the bottom have a diameter of 2.5, it is better to use an M3 tap and the screws will fit...

... or a glue stick in case you ever want to change the model or take it off without breaking it. Wait for the glue to dry before attaching the leg to the printer ¬¬ If tou want a different height or mega X version let me know in comments. ...Thanks

UPDATE: I made the holder slightly wider to give the bearings more space to move freely. I also added a divided roller to glue them together. This Filament roller is for the I3 Mega-S and the upgrade kit. Started remixing and ended recreating it from...

This video from Anycubic explains how, https://youtu.be/NRpfHr2njXs and screw the original metal frame mounts all the up and off the threaded rods. Loosen X rod clamps and slide the rods out. Remove the brass nuts, Z rod bearings and the X rod clamps...

Double Fan Holder for 2 50mm Fans, Silence for the Motherboard. ...You need 2 M3x20mm Spacer for mountig and some m3 screws

The E3D v6 Hotend has a nominal length of 62.3mm (see the drawing here: https://e3d-online.dozuki.com/Document/n5grN2JNoNibYeQW/V6-175-ASSM.pdf) My original Anycubic Mega-S hotend has a measured length of 70.7mm. The nozzles have the same length in...

This is a specialized air inlet designed specifically for the iconic I3 Mega component radiator. ...It attaches seamlessly to the standard outlet, efficiently cooling the filament from three distinct angles while providing an unobstructed view of the...

Silence Enhancer Mount for Dual 50mm Fans - Protects the Motherboard from Noise Pollution. ...To Assemble: Secure Two M3x20mm Spacers to Hold the Fan Holder in Place, Then Tighten with M3 Screws.

Print using PLA with supports that only make contact with the build plate. ... It should employ a 50mm fan.

... ... 14/04/2021 --> v1 I blocked the hot air from reaching the cooling fan from the heatsink and remodeled the fan tubing to better focus the tip of the nozzle. Feel free to test it and send me any suggestions! ... Props to H_Run for the great share.

... fit my setup with the 3D-Freunde Mosfet holder right next to it (thing:2845377). ...This holder uses the two original mainboard fan screws but places both fans closer to the mainboard (right next to the SD-card cable). ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

... to fit my setup perfectly, pairing it with a 3D-Freunde Mosfet holder right beside it. ...This custom holder utilizes the two original mainboard fan screws while placing both fans incredibly close to the mainboard, mere inches from the SD-card cable.

14/04/2021 --> v1 I blocked the hot air from reaching the cooling fan from the heatsink and remodeled the fan tubing to better focus the tip of the nozzle. Feel free to test it and send me any suggestions! ... Props to H_Run for the great share.

In the meantime, I am using this 2x 5010 fan design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5196689 Mounting holes are slotted to enable easy assembly to avoid fan blades and adjust to your preferred position. ... If it works, I would appreciate sharing...

To replace the stock hardware, you need to swap out both the part fan holder and the hotend fan holder since the original metal holder is a single bent piece of metal. Fan Holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2538250 You will require some...

Occasionally the rotating blades of the cold end fan make contact with the nozzle casing. ...Adding a small gap between the two components resolves this problem.

Cooling the bed and the object is achievable by heating them up to at least 60% higher temperatures than the surrounding air, without relying on a fan.

In the meantime, I am using this 2x 5010 fan design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5196689Mounting holes are slotted to enable easy assembly to avoid fan blades and adjust to your preferred position.If it works, I would appreciate sharing your...

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...

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

Redesigned with the following modifications: **For optimal ventilation its recommended a hole be cut on the bottom steel plate to allow air for the fan, I used a dremel to cut identical shaped slots.** 1. Dual 40MM fan mounting positions so both the...

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

That's a clever spin on L_Hngs' design, found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3129964 My own 5015 fan would make a racket every time it moved, so I took the liberty of creating this custom version.

Fixed version of fan holder. Original version is splitted to two parts (the mount is separated from the base) You will to have 2 screws M2x14 and one M2x18 for install. ... upd: added second version

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

Aside from the printed parts, all the rest are the original parts from the i3 Mega including the 2 X rods, 4 rod clamps, 2 Z rods and bearings, 2 Z drive bolts and brass mounts and the 2 X rod linear bearings. Some screws have to be swapped out for...

Aside from the printed parts, all the rest are the original parts from the i3 Mega including the 2 X rods, 4 rod clamps, 2 Z rods and bearings, 2 Z drive bolts and brass mounts and the 2 X rod linear bearings. Some screws have to be swapped out for...

... Base Cover if you wish to, though I do not feel it is necessary. I did have to extend one of the Mosfet connections to the Mainboard, you can see the joiner near the middle of the two fans, though this will depend on the Mosfet's you choose to use.