ender 3 noctua fan 3d models

I've changed most of fans in my Ender3 s1 to noctua. Since they need a stepdown I've designed this case mounted on a 3printer. Rails are a bit of a thight fit, but at least they don't move when you carry your printer. ... To mount the board to the...

This extruder offers several key features: - Utilizes the Creality Ender 3 original heater - Allows for the installation of a 20x20x10 mm fan on the heater - Enables the fitting of a 20x20x10 mm fan on the part - Facilitates easy cabling -...

To fix this I took a small file and just gave the screw holes of the fan a once over and with some mechanical retention (aka force) the fan fits perfectly without the use of screws (think of it as weight savings) If someone more talented than me...

- added a Noctua Fan on the side This remix is more effective and more quiet! ... Print Settings: Low Quality: 0.28mm Infill Density: 20% Infill Pattern: Lightning Printing Temperature: 220°C Build Plate Temperature: 60°C Print Speed: 60 mm/s...

Please note that if you go the route of using Noctua fans, they are 12V while Creality printers are 24V; hence, if you use Noctua, you must either: A) step the fan voltage down to 12 from 24V, or B) run the two fans in series rather than parallel. ...

Fan Noctura Direct drive

This is my cover for the Noctua Fan upgrade. ... since the one i found didn´t fit my european version of the Ender 3 i decidet to make one by myself

This is a remix of scottyujan's PSU cover for a Noctua fan upgrade for the Ender 3 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4794712. There you will also find the cover for the fan. Check out his YouTube video on his upgrades for the Ender 3:...

This is a remix of scottyujan's PSU cover for a Noctua fan upgrade for the Ender 3 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4794712. There you will also find the cover for the fan. Check out his YouTube video on his upgrades for the Ender 3:...

Slapped this together in Solidworks since I couldn't find one for the Max version of the Ender 3. ...Would love to see some remixes of this as I have never made anything before and so believe this design could be greatly improved.

This is a Remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4794712 i made it to put a 80 mm Fan.

(https://www.reddit.com/r/ender3v2/comments/lto6uq/ender_3_v2_all_noctua_fans_buck_converter/) The PSU cover chilluniverse designed (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4567153) looks awesome! One issue, I had to print it sideways due to its...

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Remix of Scott Yu-Jan's nice minimalistic PSU Shroud for a Noctua fan, but for the Non-Pro Ender 3. The fan cover fits a 60x25mm fan, and a Scott (as well as myself) used an NF-A6x25 PWM fan. ...Check his video for a specific link EDIT: Removed the...

... all the parts I had made for my hot end. ... It houses a 4020 noctua fan for the hot end, a 4010 noctua fan for part cooling, design incorporates the bracket and duct. ...Also includes a BL touch mount too which can be easily edited out if not needed

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 presented a thumb screw to replace the wing nut on the front-left corner of the BIBO bed. It is too wide for the other two positions. I have created a smaller version to fit the right-front corner and the...

Check it out in action here: https://youtu.be/4jk6kZIwsQA

Remix of an existing naked fan mount with a couple tweaks to improve fit. ...Press fit to put the fan into the fan and press fit to add the mount to the hot end, no tools required.

On Pet's Fang 5015, the fans were blasting at ear-shattering decibels. ...That's when I took matters into my own hands and gave the fan duct a bold redesign.

Drop in replacement for mouting a wider 40mm fan to the hotend of the Creality Ender 3 V2. Light and effective design made to fit with the original part cooling blower fan. I used the original mounting screws and needed one extra. ...For the fan i used...

Link to the video where I use this case: "Adding a Noctua 60mm Fan to the Ender 3 Pro's Power Supply (PSU)" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4raTp9DZa0 Link to my RC channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChb38m6f-uV_DL-LkGiD3NA The LM2596s Buck...

Hot end cover meant to allow for a Noctua NF-A4x10 FLX 12v fan in the hot end, and a down-firing LED strip (3x). Designed to work with - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4717877 Bill of Materials - Notcua NF-A4x10 FLX -...

A Noctua fan mod for Ender 3 Pro hotend cooling. Both fan ducts use M3x20 to be secured if removing the underneath dampener. The Fan duct for the tip requires minimal support outside the shroud, no support need inside the duct. The heatsink fan...

Noctua NF A6x25 fan cover for Ender 3 Pro PSU. I cut the original fan connector and soldered on a generic 2-pin XH connector from the stock fan. Since the original fan was also 12V, I plugged it directly into the PSU PCB. Initially, I wanted to...

I made this project for one single purpose : replace the original ultra-noisy hotend cooling fan of the Ender 3 Pro by the much quieter and efficient Noctua A4x20 fan. I wanted to keep everything else as is (with some minor adjustment) so original...

A fresh redesign of the hood, crafted by hellc2, specifically for a Noctua 80mm fan. This cover boasts fewer holes than its predecessor, engineered to optimize airflow within the housing. ... The design has also been elevated in height, allowing the...

This modification allows users to employ Noctua's specialized mounting hardware in place of a standard self-tapping fan screw. In addition, I stripped away the hieroglyphics from the original design. ... If there is demand for it, I could apply the...

Many thanks to the author for this work, I removed a little material to facilitate the design and removed the bulging part in front for convenient attachment of the NOCTUA venitlator

Allso i have 3 noctua fans in my previous setup to make it less noisy. The most parts i have found have, or the noctua fans, or the bltouch, but never both. And if they do, they rise a lot (in my mind that is) above the hotend-mount. With this...