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Hey, I designed this air duct specifically for an E3D V6 hot end and it's optimized to work with a 40 mm fan. The original 30 mm fan just wasn't moving enough air through the hot end, so I created this one as a solution. This particular fan is a...

I upgraded my Anet A8/Prusa clone's extruder with an E3D Titan Aero, utilizing a bracket that precisely fits 46mm X axis guide rod spacing and four sturdy 8mm bearing guide blocks. Hardware Components: 12 M4X12 SHCS screws Three sets of M4X20 SHCS...

Available in three sizes, 4x, 6x, and 8x, the 6x and 8x provide of room for ObXidian™ Nozzles.I recommended to print only one nozzle tag at first to check the tolerance and then adjust it with “Scale factors”, or glue it :pPrint Settings:Material:...

I modified the original model to fit my clone E3D printer, and this is what I'm using the duct on, combined with a fan bracket (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2086927). ...My merged part requires some minor adjustments but will still print fine,...

Meanwhile, the E3D guard mountable 2x30mm fan is designed to provide efficient cooling for your printer's hotend, ensuring optimal performance and minimizing the risk of overheating. ...This accessory is incredibly easy to print, making it a great...

I've created a box that fits 20 E3D nozzles. It's an incredibly easy print - the tolerances are already set just right. At first, it might be a bit tricky to get the lid to slide smoothly, but after you run it through a few times, it slides like...

This plate allows you to swap the MK7-motor-plastic-extruder MB-hotend that came with the T-O-M onto the E3D-V6 hotend. The main bracket along with its two closing brackets can either be printed using ABS or milled in a 2-step process using materials...

Some E3D Toolchangers feature left-hand side cutouts for both the Hemera and the Titan extruders. This shim allows you to mount a Titan (or other through-panel-mount) extruder on one of these panels.</p><p>This is designed to match the thickness of...

This is part of a series of 30 exercises developed during the E3D+VET program. The goal of this Erasmus+ program is to immerse VET centers in 3D printing at https://www.e3dplusvet.eu/. The plan involves using 3D printers to create various...

This carriage lets you attach an E3Dv6 or my choice of an E3D lite6 hotend to your Tantillus. You'll have to give up a bit of X and Y space for this, though. The final print bed dimensions are 70mm by 85mm by 100mm. I also added an experimental...

Hey Everyone, I created this carriage specifically for the E3D on the Anet A8, so you can simply attach it to the bearing holder and skip removing those bearings altogether - a real annoyance when you don't have the right tool. The holes are placed...

I carefully kept the holder in place, which perfectly matches the E3D V6, and made sure the fanduct remains far from the nozzle to prevent melting by giving it a 20° angle. I printed it with PETG and it works flawlessly! As usual, being a beginner,...

Update: February 18, 2017 I just finished creating a new prototype that combines the X-Carriage and E3D mount into one object. ...This will likely be a challenging print due to its complexity, but I've optimized it as much as possible without...

Case for E3d PT100 amplifier. Print instructionsI used PETG, but can be printed using anything. Board simply encased between both halves. ...Board placed on half with pins, and the other half with holes simply closes on top.</p> <p>Print as is.<br/>...

The E3D V6 hotend cooling and fan holder is designed based on inspiration from the Internet. The aim was reducing weight and dimensions (mainly width) in order to make better use of the maximum printing area. With the current configuration, my...

I designed a combination 40mm fan / 40mm blower van specifically for my E3D hotend. My printer has limited space for additional parts, so I had to get creative. Using Fusion 360, I came up with this design that fits snugly into the available space.

I made a model to add to Simplify3D which visualize the printbed and the bracket from the E3D Tool Changer. It has no function, but looks nice. If you want to add the model, just got to Tools -&gt; Options -&gt; Machine -&gt; Printer Models and add...

When I initially swapped out my J-Head (without a fan) for an E3D hotend, numerous problems arose with ABS warping. I distinctly noticed significantly increased airflow over the printbed compared to before, prompting me to create this small scoop...

A subtle bevel in the design allows for secure fastening of the E3D with an outer clamp, but I'm considering reworking this section to achieve a flat surface, as I'm not entirely sold on the current configuration. ... TinkerCAD proved to be...

This is part of a 30-exercise series created during the E3D+VET program. The goal of this Erasmus+ initiative is to fully immerse VET centers in 3D printing technology, as showcased on their website: https://www.e3dplusvet.eu/. The concept involves...

Bill Kelley remixed the E3D V6 base for the Nereus, which can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3627671. The remaining parts are from Geetech and can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2993902. To assemble the components,...

The initial purpose was to work with E3D Hotend due to its sloppy fit, but it also allows installation of 60mm cooling fans. Additional designs include an E3D 40mm shroud for v4 and v5, a dual 50mm cooling fan holder, and a 60mm cooling fan holder. A...

This is a brand-new X carriage for the Hypercube, engineered specifically to hold the powerful E3D Titan extruder. Designed with heavy-duty reliability in mind, this platform is perfect for continuous production 3D printing. Key features include: A...

FRONT BRACKET MODIFICATIONS: Implemented changes include: 1) Addition of alignment braces for the E3D mount, ensuring it remains aligned. 2) Channels added for fan offsets. 3) Fan channel braces installed on sides. 4) Screw holes created to tighten...

... two opposing vice grips that ensure a much stronger hold. Moreover, it includes an adapter to accommodate Bouden cables seamlessly. This feature allows users to seamlessly switch between either type of E3D without hassle or need for adjustments

Features are: Solid holder for the E3D Titan extruder, direct drive, and room for the hotend fan. Uses LM10LUU (long) bearings and 10mm smooth rod for the X axis, for increased stiffness, specially in printers with a long X axis. You can use the...

--6-- You will need to buy the E3D hot end: http://www.ebay.com/itm/E3D-v6-HotEnd-Metal-Parts-Only-3mm-Direct-incl-0-4mm-Nozzle-/261808227605?pt=DE_Computer_Sonstige&hash=item3cf4fc8515 --7-- Get a Nema 17 motor and some washers, screws. There are...

When operating with either nozzle size variation as described here in conjunction with Prusa's e3d mk8 equipped print, certain printing issues arise if proper calibration isn't executed prior to actual usage. First off you need make sure correct...

Version 1 had some sag to it, there was not enough support to keep the motor/hotend from tilting forward a bit. This version added some extra supports to reinforce it against that. The way this is set up is so a standard NEMA17 (for example - if you...