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The fan duct used in this remix is from this post on E3D forums: https://forum.e3d-online.com/index.php?threads/titan-aero-fan-options.2670/ Change Log: Version 1.3 - Removed Spirya and added Semi-Circular fan duct effectively. Widened screw holes...

... to the increased width of the 40mm fan. Print Settings Printer Brand: Monoprice Printer: Select Mini Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.175 Infill: 20% Filament: eSun PLA Purple Notes: Heater set to 225C Bed set to 70C Category: 3D Printer Parts

This is still a work in progress, but for the moment, the print can be attached to E3D V5 (at least) and allow to insert 2 filament drive by 2 steppers. The idea is to connect the hotend thermistors to the RAMPS for head 1 and head 2 to mimic 2...

Key Features: * Compatible with the E3D Hypercube 3D printer * Includes holes that are precisely 3mm in diameter for a secure fit * Simple design makes it quick to assemble If you find this laser mount helpful, please consider donating what you...

... the model. You can mirror it in software if needed for the mirrored version. If you don't want the bracket or the stepper you can disable them in software as well. Check out my [E3D Titan Model](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5608634) too!

Measurements for Pouring a Silicone Sleeve for an E3D V6: The recommended measurements for creating a silicone sleeve to fit snugly over your E3D V6 hotend are as follows: - Length: 45mm (with heatbreak) - Inner diameter: 5.8mm - Outer diameter:...

holder with fan mount for e3d v6. use fan 40x40x10 for cooling radiator and 4010 two turbine fans for blowing the print site. ... mirror the "blowing" part in slicer for print two part

I'm thrilled you managed to remix this shroud to fit perfectly onto an E3D V6 with a bowden adapter, it's now a compact clip-on version that works flawlessly for your needs!

Have you ever wondered how to keep your E3D nozzles neatly organized? You're in luck! ...This model features 42 precisely arranged nozzle positions, each one boasting pre-formed M6 threads for effortless installation and management.

The fissagio e3d V5/V6 is designed specifically for use with the 3drag system, making maintenance and part replacement a seamless process. ... Print Settings Printer: 3drag Rafts: No ...

This is a custom-designed hotend nozzle fan duct tailored specifically for the E3D V6 hotend. ...By reconfiguring the nozzle fan holder, I've managed to shave off approximately 1-2 centimeters of space needed for the holder itself.

Mounting for an E3D-hotend: easy to change for using another hotend (wing-nuts) additional parts: m3, m5 threaded rods, nuts, washer and wing-nuts easy to use more than one hotend (because of ist compact design) stiff construction

I've customized the laser setup for the Creality E3D head! Printing at 0.3mm, some prints don't need supports - it's up to you to decide! ...Thanks to DigitalJunk for their work!

30 - 40mm Adapter for the E3D V6 hot-end assembly on a Flashforge Adventurer 3 Noticed a lack of viable options for attaching a 40mm fan due to size-constraints Hopefully this will fix that

A compact and convenient cooler designed specifically for the E3D V6 Titan Extruder. ...This cooler mounts seamlessly onto the translucent side of the Titan, utilizing the existing bolts to provide a secure and effortless installation process.

This quick-change adapter is specifically designed for E3D hotends. ...Instead of replacing the nozzle, simply swap out the entire hotend using this adapter for a hassle-free experience.

You can purchase a case to install an E3D V6 hot-end on your Kossel Linear Plus, however, I'm uncertain if it will work with the other Kossel models.

3D printer E3D hotendhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h08MWJjJBEwDesigned with Solidworks2016Feel free to download and make your own modifications.If you like my models, Follow me for more.Contact me through...

If you use supports, they are easy to remove from this model. ...I created this as an original size then scaled up to 250%. Modeled after the E3D V6 .4 Nozzle. ...

I recently upgraded my Bukobot to an E3D Volcano. The installation process was a breeze, thanks to the straightforward mounting procedure. ...I opted for a Bowden tube with a 1.75mm diameter, which proved to be a seamless addition.

Install the E3D heat sink clip to position your lights above the printing area. Connect your LEDs in series and join them with a 100-ohm resistor directly to a 12-volt source. ...Creating This Assembly Designed Using AutoCAD Software

I've acquired a 40mm heatsink fan specifically designed for the E3D v6, paired with a mounting system tailored to accommodate a 5015 radial fan, and integrated with a dual-sided shroud - all awaiting installation.

A Model of the complete E3D v6 Hotend. ...Aside from the FreeCAD, STL, and STEP files for the complete hotend, included are STL and STEP files for all components.The FreeCAD assembly requires A2Plus

Rigidbot e3d Cooling Setup Printed in ABS at 40mm/s with .35 mm Layer Height. Centrifugal Fans Rapidly Eliminate Those Tiny Nuisances. ... A Large Fin on the Back of the Part Cooling Duct Enhances Adhesion, Easily Snapping Off When Desired

Ever want to install two E3D Titans on your P3 Steel? This is the way to do it. ...You can, of course, use just one Titan if you prefer.

An E3D mount, designed for use with Ultimaker 3D printers, features a bearing bushing sleeve measuring Ø6/Ø8. ...A picture has been added to the post on January 22nd, 2015 following a user's request.

a set of golf clubs for the E3D Buggy.I was in a rush to post before work, I think it would print better at a slower speed. ...My settings were PLA 200/60, 70mm/s, 1500 acceleration.

This mount secures two E3D Titans, featuring motors aligned in tandem, at the rear. ...Engineered for seamless integration with 40mm slotted extrusions, it's perfectly compatible with OpenBuilds V-Slots.

The Replicator 2 E3D V6 design, crafted by luckyj13, serves as the foundation for this enhanced creation. ...However, it takes deliberate steps to fortify the mounting points, minimizing their susceptibility to damage.

Using the given blueprints, I attempted to create a replica of the E3D hot end. ...In my efforts to maintain precision, I request that anyone finding errors should kindly correct them or notify me for improvements.