e3d support

I construct a mounting bracket specifically designed to integrate an E3D V5 hotend into my Raise3D T3 3D printer system.

I bought an aftermarket E3D V6 that turned out to be slightly oversized for its intended slot.

Printing this design is a breeze, and it effectively secures an E3D hotend's collet firmly in position.

Standard e3d fan recommended along with 5015 layer fan setup. ...One M3 bolt and corresponding nut are required.

Modified version of E3D's V6 to adapt to the Revo ecosystem that allows a quick nozzle swap.

The E3D v6 Hot End has been altered for compatibility with the original Solidoodle 4 (SD4) hot end bracket.

UNTESTED. ... designed this in openscad for the e3d threaded heatsink that takes a m12 nut instead of groove mount. ...

I designed the E3D extruder nozzle to serve as the foundation for my bespoke X carriage creation.

This is a high detail model of the E3D Revo Micro with 0.4mm nozzle.Designed in Fusion 360.The F3D archive and STEP file can be downloaded from Thing Files.I've made it as precise as possible using E3D's documentation and a pair of callipers.Check...

... 360. The F3D archive and STEP file can be downloaded from Thing Files. I've made it as precise as possible using E3D's documentation and a pair of callipers. Check out the [E3D v6 (1.75mm) Model](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5582450) too!

I'd love to play with an extruder design and since I'm using the E3D HobbGoblin V2, which is equivalent to the MK8, I've drawn up a model of it from E3D blueprints. Check out the official documentation at...

... an E3D Titan on a Smartcub 3D is a Project Under Beta Testing. ...Required Equipment Includes: An Original E3D v6 (Testing Not Done on a J3D) An E3D Titan Visit the Creator's Profile for Smart Cub 3D Here: http://www.thingiverse.com/SmartCub3D/about

The E3D Kraken Quad Bowden extuder hot end model is from E3D-Online.com, with dimensions sourced directly from their documentation (http://e3d-online.com/Documentation). ...A new V5 features a smaller semitec thermistor in a different location, while...

The E3D Kraken Quad Bowden extuder hot end model comes from E3D-Online.com and was created with precise specifications based on their documentation. A newer V5 version has a differently positioned semitec thermistor of smaller size, while the...

also added 1.5 mm to the total hight. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: Prusa CloneRafts: No Supports: YesResolution: .15 Infill: 50 Notes: Seems to be working directing the airflow away from the tip and towards the print. ...

The "E3D-V6_Holder_Clamp" is designed to securely fasten any E3D-V6 styled hotend onto the FastSwitch-mount. If you're on a tight budget like I was, cheap China clones of genuine E3D-Hotends also work fine for students or those who cannot afford...

Two STLs are available: one without a heatsink duct and another utilizing the authentic E3D heatsink duct model created by Josh from E3D on Thingiverse. I couldn't find an accurate STL based on the E3D drawings, so I designed my own. My primary...

... fan 2. E3D V6 plus stock E3D V6 30mm fan plus 4010 blower fan 3. E3D V6 plus 40mm fan plus 4010 blower fan All options are compatible with BLTouch. ... To be honest, I made this a while ago, so I'm not entirely sure what's required for installation.

For optimal results, generate auto-supports first and then manually delete all middle supports, opting instead for two rows of 1mm supports. Set support generation to begin from the build plate. Lastly, drop this model 0.2mm below the build plate as...

Les buses sont fixées par un pas de vis, juste un quart de tour pour fixer ou défixer la buseConçue sur Fusion 360 et imprimée sur Prusa MiniCouche 0.2 mmremplissage 10 %sans supportpause à 2 mm pour insertion plaque 1pause à 10.4 mm pour insert...

This is a custom carriage designed for the E3d's Chimera/Cyclops, which I conceptualized but haven't tested yet. It was made with the Vulcanus Max CoreXY 3D printer in mind, but it may also be suitable for other printers. The distance between the...

You may need this KiCAD library:https://github.com/imarin2/FABHeadLibraries\nPogo Pinshttp://www.bourns.com/data/global/pdfs/72agb.pdf\nFirmware: Version 1.0.0091 for the E3D V6 Hotend\n-#define TEMP_SENSOR_0 5\n-#define HEATER_0_MAXTEMP...

... okay? Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 C Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: Whatever Infill: 20% or more Notes: I recommend ABS and glue, see above. ... How I Designed This Straight forward, embossed sketches.

... cooling, showcases the importance of proper ventilation. Print Settings: Printer: Ypsilon Delta Printer Rafts: Not Required Supports: Yes Notes: The custom fan duct was printed upside down with support only underneath the piece for optimal results.

... and two M3x20 cap heads with two M3 nuts for the clamp. I'm using it in conjunction with this duct: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:839620 Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Ormerod Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20%

For each diametre, there is one slot for hardened steel nozzle You can change filament color during the print of the letters for a better view of the diametres. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK2S Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution:...

Print Settings: Printer: Monoprice MP Select Mini Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15 Infill: 100 Notes: You may not need 100% infill but anytime I print parts for the hotend, I go 100% and would suggest it as well. Support is...

Print Settings: * Printer: e3D BigBox * Rafts: No * Supports: Doesn't Matter * Resolution: .20 - .25mm * Infill: 25% * Notes: * eSun Blue PLA 195/70 temps printed with support @ .20mm layer height @ 10% infill * FoxSmart Clear PLA 195/70 temps...

And then I just kept going, this is a full redesign of cadsys' e3d upgrade for the 2x: Hardware: 2 x M3x18 or longer - carriage to hotend assembly 3 x M3x12 or longer - top cap to hotend assembly 2 x M3 washer - optional for the top cap 1 x good ol...

You might want to use some support for the outer knobs on the inner mold, because they may not print very well due to overhang. I had to nick just a few corners on my two outer molds to get them to fit together just right, but that's down to...