cr 10 silent fan upgrade 3d models

Mounting a 92mm fan at the top of the enclosure requires some adjustments. ...Robertbl22 deserves our gratitude for his contribution.

A remix of the fan shroud to lower the part cooling output to the height of a volcano nozzle

The rear exhaust fan of the cr10 control box has a large gap between the fan and the case. This causes noise and loss of fan performance. ... This little adapter fills that gap, enabling the air to flow more easily out of the case.

This Version Mounts to Lower Hole of Stock Fan Shroud Instead of Heat Sink Screws, Making It Easier to Install and Remove Without Unmounting the Hotend, Giving Access with Only One Screw. This is a Rough Mod with the Following Changes: - Add Bracket...

... to be printed. It requires a 4020 fan. If you find any problems spinning the fan at low speeds just uncomment //#define FAN_KICKSTART_TIME 100 under marlin firmware file Configuration_adv.h . Adjust the time as needed. I set mine to 200ms. ...

This custom fan shroud is specifically designed for the Titan Aero hotend, paired with a volcano-style hotend and pancake stepper motor. A single version of this design includes an optional heatsink attachment. Watch a video walkthrough at...

Occasionally, a little assistance from the 120mm fan is required, but overall, this setup remains remarkably quiet. To achieve this silence, I've replaced the two internal fans with Nanoxia's efficient 60mm models. ...However, one remaining challenge...

... 20mm length m3 screws are required, stock screws are short for it. For TYPE-A, print Type-A Base+side fan vent For TYPE-B, print Type-B Base+side fan vent My Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe3qy4DvhN0e1s8zFohFfgg?view_as=subscriber

This cover protects the front 40mm x 10mm fan of the "Fang" hot end cooling system, and it can likely be used with other printers too.

We've got a brand new version with an impressive 404,010 fans. ...It's all about more airflow and being super lightweight.

This custom cover perfectly fits the 40mm x 20mm fan that tops the "Fang" blower cooler, printer enclosure, and shroud - a really impressive piece of engineering.

... E3D-V6 heat sink fins and secures itself firmly to a metal bracket using an existing tapped hole along with the original hotend screw. ...Designed specifically for 50mmX15mm radial fans, this mount is intended to provide reliable cooling performance.

I'm a huge fan of Midevil1's innovative design featuring two 120mm fans cleverly integrated into the control box. ...However, I was itching to find a way to attach it directly to my printer bench for easier access and more efficient airflow.

... for my sized screws with countersinking to prevent the screws breaking the part. Tested clearance and all works well. Allows you to use a 80mm pc fan in place of the 50mm motherboard cooling fan. ... Print standing upright without supports.

I simply went with a 40mm fan instead of a 50mm fan for cooling my steppers, since they're more commonly used and you're probably more likely to have one on hand. ... All credit goes to Supremicus for the original design - a really well-thought-out...

... Fan Use M3 Screws with an Extra 5mm Length to Secure. ... Fits 50x10 mm LED Strips, Attach with Double-Sided Tape for a Clean and Easy Installation. Works with Most Fang Coolers Featuring Front-Facing Hotend Fans for Enhanced Cooling Performance.

Added a 5015 fan mount and air duct that effortlessly slides over and is secured with hot glue onto the fan opening. Additionally, mirrored cable duct and installed a zip tie post on the opposite side for enhanced organization. ...Cura prints smoothly,...

This is a basic upgrade for the "bore 4.1 throat" hotend. It stands 1.5mm higher and boasts significantly stronger walls. The Bore 4.1 hotend features an all-PTFE throat, which makes it not suitable for everyone. ...I have used such a hotend with bore...

News grills are being added shortly. ...A collection of 40x40 grills is available. The Tevo Tornado Coldend / Hotend Fan Holder, found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2741704, is used to enhance the main grill with support for additional grills.

The nozzle remains clearly visible for low-height prints and timelapse photography.\r\nFor Type-A Base printing, two additional M3 screws that are 7-8mm long are required to complete the setup.\r\nFor Type-B Base printing, two 20mm length m3 screws...

... make it easier to print without needing any supports. Secondly, I've created an alternative version of the fan duct with the front section removed. ...This way, you won't have to deal with it obstructing your view of the nozzle while printing.

Moving the fans removes vibration and inertial forces the fans create while the print head is moving. These same forces seem hard on the fans, causing them to fail, shorten their lifespan, and make noise as they fail. ...This remote fan system...

Here is a revised version of the original text: This upgrade takes the ["Cr-10 Guide wheel"](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2666347) by Gazz001 to the next level, reinforcing screw holes to prevent breakage that I experienced firsthand and adding...

This is a sleeve with the fan blades that fits 40mm cooling fans with a wider center diameter. Refer to the dimensions in one of the images to see if it fits your fan. You're supposed to cut the original remaining blades and slide this sleeve into...

I busted the original ender 3 fan blades with my tool (and I used DanielMitchel's design to fix it) but then I replaced it with a much quieter chinese fan:...

I busted the original ender 3 fan blades with my tool (and I used DanielMitchel's design to fix it) but then I replaced it with a much quieter chinese fan:...

This design mounts to the lower hole of the stock fan shroud instead of using heat sink screws, allowing access to the hotend with just one screw. This is a rough modification with the following changes: - Add a bracket for the lower left fan shroud...

Additionally, I removed the hot end fan mounts as they caused fitment problems with the heater wires. Instead, I'm using a standalone piece from dhien2's design to mount the hot end fan. ... EDIT 2: I created an alternative version without the part...

To keep things tidy at the origin point, I use three clips to secure the bed.\r\n\r\nThe depth meter I sourced from Aliexpress can be found here: https://goo.gl/tWTAa6.\r\n\r\nFor the construction of this tool, I used M3 screws:\r\n4 short ones - 6mm...

The concept is that it will obstruct some airflow coming from the bottom of the fan, thus not cooling the heater block, and you might even be able to run without a blanket on your hot end. ...If you're 3D printing it with ABS recommended, although with...