e3d v6 ender 3

This is a rehash of the original Miragec BMG mount design. ...Rather than relying on the Kryo body for securing the hotend, I've opted to use an E3D-style clamp to firmly hold it in place.

I did not find my happiness among the models proposed, so I designed this one. ... Wide enough between axes to allow multiple fixing. Suitable for M3 screws. Works for original or clone e3d. stl + sldprt provided. ...(solidworks 2012)

... crafted this cooling fan to seamlessly integrate a secondary compact fan for precise closure control. ...Primarily engineered to complement the E3D BigBox printer, it pairs perfectly with the standard rear cooling fan for enhanced thermal management.

Instructions for flashing can be found here: https://andrivet.github.io/ADVi3pp-User-Manual/ The LCD firmware is located here: https://andrivet.github.io/ADVi3pp-User-Manual/ Mainboard Firmware can be accessed at this link:...

This mount should be capable of tolerating slight discrepancies in E3d construction. This modification is based on the original design found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:586189, but I had to make some adjustments to part 546 to correct its...

The E3D hotend I had is a bowden 3.00mm version. It didn't come with enouth 6x3mm tubing to mount my drive outside comfortably. So I modified the direct drive to accept the bowden tube all the way to the hobbed bolt. I thickened the floor of the...

... here's my take on a probe without a probe. ... You'll need to sand the part down for a snug fit between the V6's cooling fins. Grounding can be found if you clamp a cable between your extruder casing and the hotend. ... You'll need one short M3 screw.

I'm modifying the E3D V3 fan holder/duct to get a firmer grip on the heat-sink, making it slightly longer and narrower in the process. The holes are also being made narrower to accommodate self-tapping screws for added security. ...I've included the...

... for screws and wasn't high enough. I've had to change screws for retainer to M3x16 to be long enough. V2 has tighter tolerances and slightly increased inner cavity diameter to fit e3d bowden clip from here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1620721

Here is a rewritten version of your request: I'm looking to create a custom setup for my Black Widow printer, specifically a dual E3D mount utilizing a Bowden setup. ...I plan on running this configuration on two separate Tevo Titan printers.

I'm redesigning the small fan that came with my E3D to be much quieter by creating a mount for a powerful 50mm fan. ... Print Settings: Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3 Rafts: No ...

My original fan guard was V6 over a honeycomb mesh, but it had a major flaw - the Noctua fans were so quiet that you couldn't hear them running. I found it nearly impossible to see through the mesh to check if the fan blades were actually turning.

This is only a Remix of CNC Kitchens Silicone Sock molding Jig.I added a Logo to fit it on every Prusa Printer with a V6 Hotend. ...&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The other files for the Print can be found on Thiniverse.</p><p><a...

This is just the V6 logo (Shout out to Toys cuz I took the V6 from a Print screen of a video he made) in a circle. I can now glance at the fan and see if it is spinning. Because the 40mm Noctua fan uses M5 screw holes, I also included a file for some...

To do so I've referenced both the physical object with various machinist measuring devices, as well as E3Ds official documentation. I hope this helps to create a good ecosystem around the Hemera, and I bet those of you who do mass calculations in...

I created a few parts from the E3D supervolcano based on E3D's technical diagrams. All are 1.75 millimeters in length and width. Accuracies for lengths and widths should be precise, while cosmetic details like chamfers and fillets may not be accurate...

Instructions: Slicer: KISSlicer 1.5 Beta 2.20 Layer height: point two five millimeters Extrusion width: point four millimeters Number of loops: three Skin thickness: point seven five millimeters Infill density: twenty-five percent Support material:...

... length, providing a snugger fit. This latest version, V2, boasts tighter tolerances and a slightly increased inner cavity diameter, making it the perfect housing for an e3d bowden clip - check it out here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1620721

... on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3144306). ...The mount snaps securely onto the cooler and provides better attachment to the E3D Hotend. ...Additionally, a slight nose inside the connector prevents unwanted movement up and down.

very little thing is matched and i stand by that the raw file can be take right to a machine shop for a 100% V6 hotend (i work in an automotive team now)i uploaded org solidworks files and IGS parts to better support other cad software like...

Yet another E3D fan mount designed specifically for mounting a silent 40mm fan behind the extruder without obstructing the view. This innovative design tilts the fan at a precise 45-degree angle. The sleek and sturdy mount securely snaps onto the...

Using a screenshot from their video, I converted the "V6" model to an STL file and combined it with another fan guard design by Pyrex238 that I liked. ...The Noctua 40mm fan I was using has M5 screw holes, but the existing guard had holes that were too...

Il mio termistore è originale E3D standard mentre la cartuccia riscaldante è da 40W (scrivo il wattaggio perchè ho notato che variano le misure in base a quello) Li ho stampati con un nozzle da 0.25mm e una risoluzione di 0.10mm vista la poca...

Original had small holes for screws and wasn't high enough. I've had to change screws for retainer to M3x16 to be long enough. V2 has tighter tolerances and slightly increased inner cavity diameter to fit e3d bowden clip from here...

V0.1 That's a project of Chinese clone E3D mount, purchased on Aliexpress. A useless proximity sensor mount is included - it's too high from the nozzle to function properly. I plan to upload a revised version with a properly designed mount soon. All...

My E3D clone fan was blasting away too loudly, and I could feel the heat creep creeping up on me, so I knew I needed a bigger fan - one that would be quieter too, at 40mm. I really liked the snap-on design of this...

The initial version doesn't cool the lowest fins on the E3D, but it works with the original bearing mounts. The newer 32mm version elevates the hot end to cool the lowest fin, necessitating replacement of the bearing and belt mounts. ... The part...

One of my top priorities was ensuring the nozzle height matched exactly with the factory-set nozzle, while also keeping the E3D fan shroud in place for optimal cooling performance throughout all fins. This project requires some minor modifications...

I took a screen shot from his video and converted the "V6" to a .stl file. I added it to a fan guard by Pyrex238. I use a Noctua 40mm fan that has M5 screw holes. ...The screw holes on the guard were too small so I drilled them out to 4mm.</p> <h3>Print...

The older version does not cool the lowest fins on the E3D, but works with the original bearing mounts. The newer 32mm version raises the hot end to cool the lowest fin, requiring replacement of the bearing and belt mounts. The part cooling parts...