e3d v6 fan

A 40mm fan shroud for your e3d v6! For the Noctua 40mm Fan and no guard, you will need: 2 x 25mm M3 2 x ~12mm M3 2 x M3 Nuts Print without supports. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2 Rafts: No Supports: No...

Make modifications so it prints well on an E3D v6 Create design improvements and features I love - It's still unfinished, but hold off for now and let me complete another project first.

I also created a standalone diverter that can be sandwiched between a 30mm fan and an E3D V6 heat sink shroud. Long skinny screws are required for assembly. Caution: taking one third of the air from the heat sink is not recommended, as it doesn't...

You can sandwich this thing between a 30mm fan and an E3D V6 heat sink shroud.You will need some long skinny screws though. BUYER BEWARE! I just found out that taking 1/3 of the air from the heat sink is a bad idea. It doesn't cool quite enough, and...

A V6 adapter fan I created in Fusion 360. There are several different versions. ...Version 3 is modified to be used with brass inserts.

For all those who have got a V6-style heatsink.I have designed a fan duct that you can fix in place using a zip tie. ...There is also a rubber seal in order to reduce vibration.

Designed this V6 fan attachment for 50mm fans. Here are some of the settings I used. This will use M3 screws to secure the fan. ... Walls - 3 Resolution - .12 Ironing - Enabled Infill Pattern - Gyroid (I really like this pattern as it really helps...

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.

Designed this V6 fan attachment for 50mm fans. Here are some of the settings I used. This will use M3 screws to secure the fan. Walls - 3 Resolution - .12 Ironing - Enabled Infill Pattern - Gyroid (I really like this pattern as it really helps with...

My original fan guard was V6 over a honeycomb mesh. The problem is that Noctua fans are so quiet that you can't hear them running. It was too hard to see through the mesh to check to see if the fan blades were actually turning. This is just the V6...

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...

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...

......I liked the fan guard he was using and contacted him to see if he still had the files. He couldn't find them. I decided to make my own. 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.

Two enthusiastic fans are backing me.

Created this to stand off a little further because others I found conflicted with my carriage. ...Fit on the E3D first try so I was happy

You'll require two forty-millimeter fans and one thirty-millimeter fan to put this item together correctly.

You need 2x 40mm fan and 30mm to assemble this thing.

Pull water away from the sink by flipping on the fan to prevent warping.

I'm upgrading my 30mm fan with a 40x10mm fan, requiring a new fan duct to fit the larger model. The fan ducts I found were slightly too big, so I created a custom-made one. When installing this setup, be cautious of the heatbreak as it won't stretch...

... needed fixing. ...I adjusted the fan mounting holes to 32mm in diameter, enlarged the internal duct to 37.75mm in size, and lowered the height of the heat sink to 28.5mm. ...Additionally, I swapped the fan mounting from nuts to a direct thread system.

My metal hotend was crying out for more cooling - a 40mm x 10mm fan was better, but still not enough - so I decided to swap it out for a 40mm x 20mm fan, and now everything is just perfect. The new 40x20 fan comes equipped with M4 screws and weighs...

With just two screws securely in place, this fixture will keep everything tightly held down. ...Perfect for pairing up with other units that need extra reinforcement against shaking, such as the versatile Fan Fang model.

... to back those 2 screws out a little before you try to unbolt the clamp. printed in ABS due to the temperature it will be exposed to at 225 degrees, 0.2 layer, 50% infill effector 2640121 carriages 2653647 fan shroud 2846998 UBL adapter 2847002

After using my PC, Silky, I no longer need ABS anymore, so let's try out one power fan for the whole extruder and see how it works. I'll upload again once the print is complete. Update: February 28, 2017 The fan I have repaired and made solid to...

This three-fan shroud accommodates (3) 30mm fans: one in the rear for heat sink cooling and two on the sides for printed part cooling. Secure the fans using #4 sheet metal screws, 3/4" long, with a pan head. When installing the two side-mounted...

Fan Duct for E3D V6 and Clones for 50mm Fans.  Made some corrections, now it fits perfect

Fan Duct for E3D V6 and Clones for 50mm Fans.  Made some corrections, now it fits perfect

This modification positions the 30 mm axial fan at a 45 degree angle, pulling it away from the bed entirely.\nBoth 30 deg and 45 deg options are available for selection.\nThe print settings are as follows:\nPrinter Brand: Printrbot\nPrinter Model:...

This model was secured with 4 M3 x 10mm screws that held a fan in place. Enjoy using this revised version. CHANGELOG: 07/02/2017 - The first version of the design is now available for download. 11/02/2017 - A second version of the design has been...

Fan Duct for E3D V6 and Clones for 50mm Fans.Made some corrections, now it fits perfectPrint SettingsPrinter:Own Build ndl V2 Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: 0.2Infill: 70-100Filament: No Name ABS Black  Notes: Print Speed 60mm/sec, Temp noozle 245...