herome gen5 3d models

This is not a limitation of the Wham Bam Mutant (or Hero Me Mutant), as the Direct Drive options for many popular extruders that currently support the Hero Me Gen5 cooling system are being adapted to mount to the Wham Bam Mutant Mobile plate and will...

Already released hereUPDATE: Added gantry X-axis endstop extender - since the gantry can't travel that far to the left, due to the stepper motor, this extends the gantry to reach the switch, it screws with one M3 screw and a nut to one of two little...

I'm using the Hero Me Gen5 (found here on Thingiverse) cooling system with dual radial fans so I only cool at about 50%. And if you're curious, I tend to use a 3.2mm retraction at 45mm/s and see pretty minimal stringing or garbage piling up on the...

I say standard since it's the type used with most refrigerators to hook up water (not for tubing that ships with the Gen5). Unfortunately, after several prints, the top snapped off. It needs modified to be more like the bottom half (with a jacket...

1 x HotEnd Fan Cage, v2 (ABS!!!, print flat, RE picture, no support) borrowed and re-mastered from HeroMe at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3092044 2 x M3x8 (mount to HotEnd Plate) 2 x M2.4 screws (mount to HotEnd Plate, on its top) 2 x M3x20...

Note that a Dual 5015 fan setup in the Hero Me Gen5 never needs to be more that 70% power, and most commonly at 40-50% to get best airflow and all around cooling with the benefit of super quiet printing.Kris from Kersey Fabrications lists the Hero Me...

A water test under the duct revealed that the airflow from the HeroMe duct is directed at too sharp an angle for an E3D style nozzle and therefore it largely misses the tip of the nozzle. The bullseye duct has a far more straight flow from the duct,...

This one isn't bad compared to most others I have used, but not as good as the HeroMe.  I did lose Z height with the Hero Me. This setup is actually higher than stock one by a few mm, so gained a little z-height.  It also clears the X axis...

I designed this because a hex-stud thermistor I bought did not clear the stock fan shroud, and while I tried the "herome" shroud on thingiverse, it did not afford enough clearance for my aftermarket heatsink. It is one of the first things I've...

A water test under the duct showed that the airflow from the HeroMe duct is directed at too sharp an angle for an E3D style nozzle and therefore it largely misses the tip of the nozzle. The bullseye duct has a far more straight flow from the duct and...