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I gave up on this road but still included it here so it might be useful; it works fine with a 50mm radial fan blowing directly into the heatsink, not much refinement has been done on this. If you are mounting the Prusa extruder, the last picture...
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I put the thermistor inside one of the extruder heatsinks so that as that warms, the fan will blow harder (I've got no idea which one I put it on or which gets hottest so if anyone has any advice as to the hottest part of the board - please let me...
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My one concern is that the bottom of the heatsink is partially obstructed by the bottom of the shroud. I originally had the shroud/frame centered on the back bracket (top to bottom), but the bottom of the front frame hung down a bit too close to the...
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Post-Printing I lightly sanded the diffusors with 120-grit sandpaper to make the light even more diffuse, then drilled and tapped the sides of the aluminum heatsink to affix them. I needed to solder new wires onto the LED strips to fit it through...
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For the cooling system, also download one of the cooling designs mentioned here, or use the basic E3D V6 fan holder for the heatsink if you don't need or want a part cooler. This was designed for a Folgertech FT-5, but might work on other printers...
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There are 3 different plate options that can be used in combination with each other since the exposed area will vary depending on your motor/heatsink/esc install setup. The large plate (58mm) has 2 mounting points (1 on each end), the small plate...
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https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3000014 This is a mount and fan shroud made to fit the Flexion Extruder with an E3D V6 Retrofit Hot-end using a slim 17HS4023 extruder stepper motor mounted with a direct drive setup to a Tronxy X5S printer using...
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Place the hot-end assembly (heatsink, PTFE, heat break, heater block and nozzle) in the extruder body with the cables from it pointing towards the back. The extruder cover and for the MK2.5S/MK3S the motor-plate can now be fixed to the extruder body....
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This will increase airflow through the restrictive heatsink, and may also look cool if you print in bright colors so it can be seen through a moving fan. ;) Of course, I'm using an e3d, so this duct may fit on other x-carriage designs? Besides...
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I cannot guarantee that any other hotend (except maybe creality/ender 3 style hotends) will work with this mod.FeaturesSpace cutout to allow for a 4020 axial fan as the heatsink cooler.BLTouch support.LGX Lite mount.No hotend offset = no loss in...
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A simple rotation of the lamps' cover allows you to turn it on and off. I've printed mine in silver PETG apart form the cover which is done in translucent PETG.You will need:printed cover, base and lid5x M2x4 mm screws or someting simillar and...
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Obviously you have more to lose if you stick anything like a heatsink onto your steppers. Also you will lose a small (About 1 inch/2-3cm) strip that is about 1/4"/5mm in the front center due to the belt tensioning clip bumping into the blower. ...Unless...
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A small heatsink should be used if there's no active cooling installed, since ventilation is limited, as well as sending pictures and video via motioneyeOS causes the CPU to get a bit hot when motion is detected. The IPi V4 fixes an issue with the...
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For the cooling system, also download one of the cooling designs mentioned here, or use the basic E3D V6 fan holder for the heatsink if you don't need or want a part cooler. This is designed for a Folgertech FT-5, but might work on other printers...
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With heatsinks the majority of time a fan isn't even needed. So, you will see I have inline a PWM module. I show a clear picture of the module without any heat shrink tubing on it. It is just a N-MOS with a very fast 1A diode (so this is specifically...
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These are similar to the ones I used, and they should fit in the case: https://www.amazon.com/Uxcell-a14073100ux0209-Emitter-Heatsink-3-0-3-6V/dp/B00S4U0XL4/ I recommend a USB cable with a small cord, at least 2-3ft in length. You can cut off one...
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It uses an e3d clone with a bowden style heatsink, with the bowden tube shortened by 8mm to fit. I also had to shorten the ptfe tube to fit the new heat break. It has been working great in a 50C enclosure for several prints.] Update: After building...
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...It is extremely power efficient and hence only requires small heatsinks (if any). These boards are also very popular among manufacturers of budget amps (the majority of those 50-100$ amps on the market are TPA3116 and some of these are really good).
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The pancake stepper motor I used is running at above 80 deg C and I have added a 4010 fan (temperature drops to 60+ deg C) to it while I wait for stepper motor heatsink to arrive. I using this 3D model https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:29572 to mount...
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Also, the grub screw in the heatsink is blocked by the lower edge of the fan shroud. I will also make adjustments there so the grub screw can be accessed from underneath. Update 8/20/2020, Part 2 --------------------------------- Both...
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The e3dv6 OEM duct and fan are assumed to be used, although the carriage plate should support many other 3rd party ducts that attach onto the e3dv6 heatsink. Key configuration options provided by the openSCAD script include: * Internal structural...
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I'm not sure why this is, but it should print perfectly fine regardless) Parts Needed1x “Hotend Shroud” part1x "Fan Cover" part1x “Fan Cover - Mirrored” part10x M3 nuts5x M3x10mm screws (rounded or...
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(PID_Enclosure_SSRfin_V4 (revised 5/30 for more heatsink clearance), PID_EnclosureBack_SSRfin_V3) UPDATE 01/13/21. I changed the PDF to reflect a difference in the AC switch. The red power switch is removable and sometimes is placed in backwards. I...
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-M-Bolts (very handy if you have a 3d printer of any kind) **MUST HAVE** https://a.co/d/d04NI8H https://a.co/d/hfVxGRP -NEMA 17 Damper and heatsinks https://a.co/d/iz5CWNr -Knurled Brass Nuts* must have** https://a.co/d/3td6ZSA -Heat set for Knurled...
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Note that this is a heatsink for the CPU, so take care not to damage the thermal pad behind this.Cut off the ball / support so the rear of the Carpuride bracket is as flat as possible (see photos)After cutting the ball off, this leaves you with a...
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... videos. Since the levelling seemed consistent, I decided to upgrade to the dual extruder printhead and this works well too. I have another thing for mounting the autolevelling sensor to the back of the dual extruder heatsink here on Thingiverse.
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Print Settings Printer: CTC Bizer (Replicator Clone) Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 30 Notes: Print with 2 shells and at minimum use ABS | Roof and floor height - 1mm | Layer height - 0.2mm | 30% infill with a linear pattern...
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I did not remake the original power supply case, since it is used as a heatsink. Instead, I designed the hull in two halves, which are attached to the aluminum case of the power supply to the places of its attachment. I drilled a 3mm hole in the...
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As promised, I've updated everything that was mentioned in the comments: Over the next week, I will be making some changes to the model: 1) The space for the heatsink has been made slightly larger because I had some issue getting the hotend in and...
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* Insert m3 nuts into the 4 captive nut slots for the 40x40 heatsink cooling fan. Use needle-nose pliers to pinch them into place if necessary. * Insert m4 nuts into the 2 captive nut slots for the 50x15mm fans. You can either use pliers to pinch...