ender 3 pro fan silencer 3d models

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:...

I made the necessary adjustments to the fan support angles to perfectly align with those of the cover, but I didn't reprint it yet. If someone does print this piece for themselves, would they mind sharing a photo? ...Your cooperation in advance is...

This is a cover for the extruder of an Ender 3 / Ender 3 Pro. It's composed by only two pieces and it fits perfectly. You don't need to add more screws. I added some screenshots about the way I sliced these two pieces, FYI. If you combine two...

40mm fan mount for motherboard cooling :)

It is necessary to purchase this for easier assembly...

I just created ender3 pro cooling fan blades (9 blade) with openscad (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:689564). ... 9 blades hub-d : 22mm propeller d: 37 mm blade height : 6mm (but default 7.15 mm seems better, mein was a bit short) winglets off...

I created a version for a 92mm Noctua Fan

Blocking Hotend Fan Drafts: This duct expertly blocks hotend fan drafts originating from above, which can compromise ABS printing quality. By doing so, it ensures a smoother printing experience. 3. Directing Wind with Precision: It skillfully directs...

Dies ist eine zweiteilige Version der Satsana Fan , Egal ob MK8 oder Dragonfly. ...PASSt Neues Update

Remixed to mount a 60x60x10mm fan. ... Uses m3 bolts, just like the original.

I modified Niak_Niak's PSU shroud to accommodate a 92mm fan, opting not to include a fan grille as I plan to utilize a pre-existing metal mesh.

This is a fan shroud that adds compatibility for a Noctua NF A4-20. ...It is a drop-in replacement for the stock shroud and retains compatibility with the stock blower fan as well

I had a problem with the ears that hold the fan on the original so I added some reinforcements

Designed for the movie coming out. ...Wanted a Change,not the same boring fan that you find.

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

Mount bigger fans outside by preparing parts for external mounting. Leave enough space to accommodate larger fans. Print a sturdy frame and attach it to the standard lid using screws. Next, print and securely fasten the fan component on top of the...

... stock fan duct was no longer blowing air where it should with my MK8 hot end. ... I also designed it in such a way that the hot end fan no longer overrules the cooling part fan. ... Must be printed in ASA or a filament that is more resistant to heat.

... more vents. ...STEP file is included too. The fan protrudes around 12mm from the bottom, so you'll need to raise your printer. Not sure if you can fit the entire fan inside the box (meaning this part is totally useless) actually, I haven't tried it.

Remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4568878. ... I added the Ender logo using FreeCad. I think it turned out great. ...Print time with my printer and settings was about 4 h and 15 min.

This was remixed to fit the Furiga 24V 5015 Blower Fan a bit better as I noticed there was a bit of overhang and some air was escaping and coming out of the side. ... Fan Used:...

Minimal support required.Best print in ABS or PETG, ABS here with no issues.Need to add a screw and nut, or something like it, to the bottom “front” of the part fan.

While the fan is running, it will prevent accidental entry of hard objects and breaking the blades. ... I fixed it on the Hotend cage with double-sided adhesive tape.

I loved the original fan cover however I added some lights to my hot end and wanted to make it a bit bigger to cover up some extra wires a little better. I also thickened the screw hole mounts a little bit so they print a little more friendly. It...

I made some adjustments to ensure that the angle of the fan supports matches perfectly with those of the cover - no reprints needed. If you happen to print out this design, would you be kind enough to share a photo? I'd really appreciate it! ...Thanks...

Since the original Fan cover doesn't fit, I created a new one. Printed it with a **0.5** nozzle and variable layer height (0.2-0.32). It can be printed **without support**. I put just a little in the entrance. ...Since the underside is not...

... some reason mine broke and had a crack in it. ...Fits perfectly onto the fan using original allen key bolts. ...The original had a 21x3mm aperture, the remake has a 15x2mm aperture giving more of a focus column of air to the tip of the nozzle area.

WIP Had issues with overhangs, not being printed nicely at the back of the models, so I wanted to try with circular fan duct. Couldn't find one, built one on my own. I printed it vertically, using tree support, build plate only. ...I also used brim...

To create this ultimate Double Z PSU mount, let's take the innovative fan mounting system from Model A and pair it with the robust metal construction found in Model B. By incorporating these complementary features, we can achieve a superior product...

Modified holes to 4mm in order to use brass inserts, the original holes where 5mm (too big) DOES NOT NEED SUPPORTS Suggested Settings 3 Layer Walls 75% Infill PLA is ok, the heat does not reaches from the nozzle/hotend Nonetheless if you want more...

I installed a 40x40x10 fan instead of my broken blower fan.