computer fan spacer 3d models

I did some short tests running Cyberpunk docked and un-docked and the thermals and fan speeds in both orientations seemed within a few percent of each other so I do not believe the Quick Dock is impeding airflow. There is an extra piece, the “Hole...

The (G) links open in a new window. The links NOT prefaced with the (G) are searches on Thingiverse Mailbox Flags with Mount: https://tinyurl.com/yby9ot95 (G) https://tinyurl.com/ybk847nb Refrigerator / Whiteboard Magnets:...

Print it hot, slow, no fan, and thick layers for best results. <b>Side piece</b> - Added a channel to fit the LED. This was a tight fit and to be honest it's still not perfect but it was good enough. <b>USB Mount</b> - This part replaces...

In addition, if you're worried about a pellet's path not being straight after printing, which is reasonable enough, use the 8mm file.The hole in the inner tube is 8mm wide.Instead of printing the mesh to wrap around the inner tube, if you have any...

The support frame has 3 4010 Noctua exhaust fans for getting rid of the heat. There is a sheet of plexi-glass between the printer and the support frame, so nothing falls into the visible underbelly. The printer then then screws down to the support...

Use with an M3 35mm screw, which replaces the stock 30mm version that holds the fan bracket About Leg Holders: Drop in the regular legs or extensions and there ya go. 4 screw locations on each, and a bit beefy. These are the base for the next gen...

I set all speeds to 50, (steady flux) set the part fan to 0, 235° tool temp, 1.2 flow multiplicator, no retraction and I use prusa slicers 'avoid crossing' option. bed temp is still on 60° like with PLA but that is no so important With...

To improve printing performance, the air pressurized by the two side fans can be conveyed to a smaller area, to improve the cooling of the filament just deposited by the noozle. With this project, I propose the second version of the two air...

... best to tighten the screws before refitting the heatsink to the extruder as they are very hard to get to once it's on. 7) Refit the heatsink to the extruder and reattach the fan etc. ...8) Don't forget to do a PID tune when it's all back together.

I bet you’re a NASCAR fan. No logos at all? Go for it, I’ll try not to cry too much about it. (I worked hard on that logo, man…) As long as you have all four quadrants present, the color can be entirely up to you!</li><li>?? x Froggys! Every player...

I'm actually a fan of manually splitting my gcode files - something I wouldn't advise unless you know the commands fairly well or you might end up ruining your print. I would recommend examining your slicer to find out where to pause the print -...

Make sure to use plenty of fan so overhangs on the bottom of the ball come out smooth; you may need to take sandpaper and round out the bottom if it doesn't come out perfectly round. The outside of the ball needs to be smooth and perfectly spherical...

I already designed an e3D-V& bowden extruder plate (labeled B), a Cyclops double extruder plate (labeled C), an engraving laser plate (labeled L) with support for electronic board and a sensor, if someone like me need it\nalso added an example of how...

I am a fan of the custom supports plugin by Krasimir Stefanov you can download for free for Cura. [https://bit.ly/2YPN7Rk] 2. The Lamp Top -- I suggest you print this with a translucent/transparent filament so more light will escape. Print this at...

As I am a huge fan of Garfield I wanted to recreate the classic scene of Garfield resting in his bed with his beloved Pooky by his side. There are only a few “constants” throughout my life - Garfield is one of them, and I love him dearly.This is the...

(Will upload photos in coming days on how this looks fully assembled) TIP: recommend routing the bltouch cables in such a way that it doesn't collide with fans. I secured one bolt on the side which is closer to the place, then turned BLTouch,...

As I am a huge fan of Garfield I wanted to recreate the classic scene of Garfield resting in his bed with his beloved Pooky by his side. There are only a few “constants” throughout my life - Garfield is one of them, and I love him dearly.This is the...

FYI: The fan duct I am using and is in the pic is here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4816245. Updates: 2021-05-04: Added the "Universal" filament sensor platform. 2021-05-08: Updated Universal filament sensor platform with stronger...

... a crapCAD schematic of the optocoupler board I made to run the 12v probe completely isolated from the RAMPS board. Updates: - 2/11/18 Changed fillet on fan mount to make it easier to print. Please like, comment and share! ...Thank you and enjoy!

You shouldn't need supports but I recommend using lots of cooling -- I actually pointed a desk fan at my printer while these were going to ensure the 60deg overhangs were nice and smooth. 2.<strong>Mark where the surface support brackets will go...

refer video : I designed this powerful LED flashlight because I felt needs for a strong light in a lightless country life. I also made the high-powered battery pack used for this flashlights. I shared spot welder 3D models with the previous...

Some fan ducts may not be compatible with the probe mount. 1. Lighter and even more so when coupled with any of my tensioner-less back plates. 2. Fast Swapping of hot ends. Dual height mounting options allow you to achieve the same nozzle...

The flipped axis mount is particularly tricky since it must clear below the part cooling fan to preserve the gain in X printing space afforded by flipping the Z-assembly (see picture). I recommend soldering the wires on either side of the leads so...

Hanging holes are used to avoid supports in the display housing and the X_Carriage front.Bolt holes are created using horizontal holes and polyholes and so are correct size and should not need redrilling. Use linear rails for the x and y axeslinear...

FLIGHT VIDEO: 1st flight: https://youtu.be/BQBP9E2YYsI Better footage later that same day: https://youtu.be/ZRqkSXhPv-E INSTRUCTIONS Filament: LW-PLA and PLA+ Print time: 85hrs Print weight: 330g AUW: 578g 4x9g servos, 2208 1800Kv, 3S 1300mAh, 7x5...

I'm not a fan of bolt-on solutions since the bolt holes could shear and you'll lose the cam in a serious crash. This mount is the result of vigorous testing and crashing hard! I hit a steel girder full speed for aham... errr... testing, just to be...

It wouldn't be too bad to add a small 24V fan if it needs it. You can print with supports, the only place they should be used is in the banana plug holes. Everything else is designed (at great effort) to print with no supports. None of these parts...

The support frame has 3 4010 Noctua exhaust fans for getting rid of the heat. There is a sheet of plexi-glass between the printer and the support frame, so nothing falls into the visible underbelly. The printer then then screws down to the support...

Both version have ventilation slots so fan airflow isn't restricted. <h1>Features</h1> <ul> <li>friction-fit or screw-on versions <li>removable digital depth gauge <li>ventilation slots <li>no supports required </ul> <h1>Printing</h1> ...

... Ergonomic Interior This helmet was design to have smooth, spacious head cavity. This allows for the inclusion of whatever interior helmet accessories you want, padding, speakers, fans, etc. ...Additionally, it saves on material and print time.