e3d v6 fan upgrade

The E3D Clone hot end mounts a lot lower so the stock part cooling fan ducts blow on the hot end and not at the nozzle. This uses the stock fans and mounting and you replace the existing fan duct. Check the photos for the suggested print...

It has been designed to be fully compatible with the stock heatsink fan and rear mounted parts cooler, or FLSun i3 compatible Fang, which can be found on Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2239300). ... Alternatively, if you're looking for...

I've built the most compact E3D holder possible, with an optional fan duct that lets me optimize every inch of space on my 3D printer. Every centimeter counts when you're printing, and I'm always looking for ways to squeeze out a few more models. The...

This allowed the heat block to be oriented with its bulk positioned at the rear and out of the way, freeing up space and eliminating the need for turbulent cutouts in fan shrouds. Taking advantage of this opportunity, I added locknuts for manual bed...

As I found the available ducts and mounts for the CR10 and V6 hotends subpar, I decided to create my own custom designs.

This is my final version, designed with a stock 40mm fan for improved airflow and effortless replacement sourcing. Still a work in progress since I haven't had the chance to test it thoroughly, yet its underlying premise mirrors that of another...

While my old R2 was down for an extended period for repairs I decided to make some upgrades, one of which was the E3DV6 hotend. This will not work with the stock hotend.The E3DV6 hotend is roughly 6mm taller than stock, to install this you will...

This thing has been optimized to print with abs and has slots for a zip tie if needed. ...I needed an extended shroud for this to fit with my sapphire pro e3d conversion

A high-performance cooling system, consisting of a massive 40mm fan and an incredibly powerful Turbo Fan.

I added BL touch mount, add 4010 hotend fan mount and horn style part fan duct for easy seeing the printing object and cool both side.

As per Baron_Nounours' request, a custom mod is designed for a pair of modified V6 hotends. **Update:** A new version with shorter ducts is now available. After printing, cut the ducts to an optimal height. ... All photograph credits go to...

This edit caters to the standard v6 specifications, prioritizing increased wall thickness and a snugger fit on the hotend radiator. ...Credit is due to loimaker for originating this concept, which can be viewed in its entirety at...

This is third version of my cooling fan. Successfuly tested. ...Works very nice.

A remix of andychud's part cooling fan to have the fan flipped and front facing. Should allow for more airflow and perhaps slight reduction in fan noise as there should be less turbulent air. Print with 3 x spacers so that a the fan can be offset...

BOM: 1x 40x10mm fan for hotend cooling 1x 40x20mm fan for printed part cooling (optional replacement with a 40x10mm, but not ideal) 8x M3 screws for plastic (length = fan depth + 2 to 4mm) HOW TO GUIDE: 1. Print both parts (refer to print settings...

My TinkerCAD parts include: 1.75mm E3D v6 Extruder ver03 rev06 [supports removed], 1.75mm E3D v6 Extruder ver03 rev06, and 1.75mm Extruder Idler ver02 rev05. The Idler Latch is ver00 rev00, and the Extruder Washer is ver00 rev01. From LulzBot:...

The cooling fan was hitting the metal frame of my Hictop Prusa at about 165mm (z) while my usual print height is 200, so I just made the cooling fan support longer.

Employing Ralph's exceptional fan enclosure, consider flipping it along the X-axis for optimal results. ...(Inventor, 2015)

This adapter fits a 40mm x 40mm fan directly onto the bowden extruder for effortless airflow control.

I remixed the right fan duct from Hendoc's design to make it closer to the nozzle, also the fan is at 30° degree inclined to limit dust deposits.You can print the left fan by mirroring this model on your slicer!Printed in PETG, use ABS o ASA for...

I used this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3442326 on my delta and it is a really good design. ... I upgraded to a volcano hotend, so i made this new shroud for the effector. ...

A 40mm fan handles cooling, while a 50mm blower fan takes care of parts cooling – there's even a removable mount for the blower fan. At some point, I thought about using a drag chain but haven't gotten around to designing that yet. ...This is a remix of...

Adaptation of Rubomake's fan adapter, with thicker walls so that it's suitable for print in larger nozzle sizes and more durable.

Adaptation of Rubomake's fan adapter, with thicker walls so that it's suitable for print in larger nozzle sizes and more durable. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

The new system incorporates a reduced size to accommodate space constraints resulting from an oversized original fan duct that exceeded height limits.

... heat dissipation, air is cleverly diverted from the top portion of the inlet onto the heatbreak situated above the heater block. Let me know how this setup performs for you - we're all in this together, striving towards an E3D shroud like no other!

You may also like to pre-drill the fan mounting holes to make screwing the fan mount screws in easier depending on what mount screws you are using. Been Getting Great Results With It, Very Even and All Round Airflow Distribution, 100% Is Very...

I modified the part cooling fan's height adjustment feature by importing it into Open SCAD and incorporating some slots to facilitate the change. The original design was exceptional, yet my modification is a crude addition; however, it provided me...

Added a 5015 fan mount and air duct that effortlessly slides over and is secured with hot glue onto the fan opening. Additionally, mirrored cable duct and installed a zip tie post on the opposite side for enhanced organization. ...Cura prints smoothly,...

I'm looking to purchase a custom duct for my layer fan, specifically one that features the word "volcano" prominently displayed. ...I've come across a design online that catches my eye - it's a layer fan setup with a volcano-themed label, and I'd love...