e3d heatblock

Assemble the components and fill the resulting structure with Silicone. Version: 6.8.2018 The base is slightly thinner than before, I discovered several nozzles with reduced build height. In addition, some dimensions were modified. ...Block Dimensions:...

Crafted utilizing Autodesk Inventor software

This mold is designed for making Silicone Sock insulators for the generic knockoff version of the E3D v6 J-Head heater blocks. You will need a high-temperature silicone to work with, either a two-part mixture or an RTV single part that works. I...

I finally got it right after three failed prints, and it's clear now that the object was never correctly rendered to begin with. The STL file is clearly defective because of this mistake. So I've fixed this one issue and gathered all necessary...

They fit very perfectly on the clone e3d heads, and they resist high temperatures much better than the original blue socks I was tying to my clone head with wire. For example printing nylon at 260C, the blue ones got hard and developed a whitish...

... printed mount fit extremely nice! I wouldn't be afraid to use this design model for your prototypes. Working on my Petsfang Duct, I needed a drawing for an E3d V6. I drew this from the E3D shop drawings, which includes the large heat block upgrade.

This is a mold for making Silicone Sock insulators for the E3D Volcano. You'll need a high-temperature silicone to work with, either a two part mixture, or an RTV single part will work. ...[I used this kind](https://goo.gl/ud9dpR) Other supplies: ...

=================PLEASE LIKE AND SHARE=============  Designed for the contest - it is just a simple novelty box in shape of famous E3D V6 Heatblock and Nozzle combo.The nozzle used for locking and unlocking the lid by turning 90º.See action...

... front part, which require longer 16mm bolts. Print at a layer thickness of 0.2mm or better. Previous design: E3D v6 hotend mount for Creality CR7, CR8, CR10. ...Modular Snap-In design is available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2203672

I wanted my own. If you're based in the UK and would like one of my prototype moulds or socks, private message me. Print instructionsCheck out the CNC Kitchen video for instructions on how to make the socks. I originally saw the CNC kitchen...

This part significantly reduces unwanted heatblock cooling caused by the hotend-fan on the Tronxy X1. It's highly advisable to place aluminium foil inside to minimize heat loss and prevent prints from becoming soft. Tests revealed a substantial...

To overcome potential temperature fluctuations, I deliberately covered as much of the heatblock as possible. Although this step was essential, it introduced an unexpected challenge – a 7°C overshoot during heating up. However, recalibrating the PID...

DIY Heatblock design for Volcano 

To grasp and release the nozzle securely. Fill with a honeycomb structure that is 40% full. Build four layers on top and four layers at the bottom. Ensure that each perimeter has four sides. ...Print successfully with MG94, Triton, or PETG materials.

This is a revised version of the Titan Aero Extruder, specifically tailored for use with the E3D Volcano Heatblock. ...It incorporates adjustments to the BLTouch mount and fan duct to ensure seamless integration.

I designed a custom 20mm wide heatblock out of copper for my E3D v6 and needed a silicone sock to fit it perfectly. Since the heatblock is one-of-a-kind, I had to create and mold the sock from scratch. Although this design may not suit many other...

I made a 20mm wide custom heatblock out of copper for my E3D v6 and wanted a silicone sock for it. As the heatblock is custom I needed to design and mold the sock for it. There probably aren't many heatblocks out there that a sock out of this mold...

Made this edit in fusion 360 to move the ducts 10mm lower to allow for use with volcano style heatblock. ...Included step file for customization

Dimensions Fits the stock nozzle heatblock (20x20x10mm) Functional Description There are two models of heatblocks available. You can use the one that suits you best. I have used the model without supports. At least four M3 screws and possibly some...

Modified Duct and base to mount HF hotends on Ender 3 & CR10 printer styles with Orbiter 1.5 extruder:VolcanoRapido HFDragonACE (not tested)DragonSF/HF (modded heatblock)Dragonfly (modded heatblock)standard E3D V6 hotend mount.use the standard base...

I highly suggest using two fans when operating a small hose like the 16.5mm one (Hose Air Intake and Heatblock Fan) to ensure adequate airflow. You will need a longer metric screw than what comes stock. Feel free to modify the mount for your air...

... No * Resolution: 0.25mm * Infill Percentage: 85% * Notes: To prevent damage, print this duct in ABS material only. Despite exposure to the heatblock's intense heat, I've seen no signs of deformation on my printed version since installation.

Bring the hot end up to temperature for nozzle replacement (typically 285 Celsius). Working from the bottom fit the Heatblock Holder Block to the underside of the X carriage and move it up to contact the lower bar. ... Clip the upper part over the...

... ...It leverages gears from a Bondtech BMG extruder, paired with a Nema 14 stepper motor, an affordable Ender-3 style heat-sink, and an E3D heatblock and nozzles. Compared to the standard bowden setup, this direct drive extruder is longer in length.

Designed this to work with the E3D Volcano Heatblock and Nozzle. The waterblock is intended to be machined out of 6061 Aluminium, 1/2" x 1/2" Stock. This can be done with a drill press and a chisel. (Not recommended but possible - See Picture) ...

STL of the E3D hotend made using measurements from https://e3d-online.dozuki.com/c/V6_Drawings. Made this to assist modeling in Fusion360. ...f3d file included.

Mold for Heat-Block Craftbot 3 Easy to print and reusable. Updated model now includes an M6 bolt for securing the two halves together. Modified heat block design. Average silicone usage: 11.5 grams, equivalent to 9 milliliters. ... For optimal...

Mold for heat-block Craftbot 3. Easily printed and ready for reuse. Updated with an M6 bolt to securely join the two halves together. Heat block adapted for improved performance. Average usage of silicone is approximately 11.5 grams, equivalent to...

The e3D Lite V6 mounts perfectly on the PrinterBot Simple Metal with the Ramps board. It requires 3x M3 bolts, each measuring 20mm in length, to secure the printer's frame. Additionally, two M5 bolts are used to clamp the hotend tightly in place.

To upgrade from the original e3D V6 heatblock to the e3D Volcano heatblock, the original duct needed to be extended at about midway to accommodate the additional 9.5mm height of the e3D Volcano heatblock.My v1.0 remix was extended by the same length...