lulzbot taz dual air fan duct 3d models

We have hundreds of hours of PLA builds with zero filament jams since installing this dual duct to our TAZ 3. Some people have had issues with the fan mount holes being a little too big to self-thread, so we reduced the diameter to 3.5mm and...

The Lulzbot Taz Dual Extruder V3 is a fantastic tool head, but users must stick with recommended filament brands to ensure optimal performance. If you insist on using PLA from other manufacturers, the stock 5v cooling fan atop the heat sink falls...

A lot of air power just escapes out the sides without doing any good. This fan duct will focus all the air to enter the center of the heat sink causing all the air and with it the heat to move safely out to the sides. This even enables us to use two...

It's worth noting that individuals possessing a Taz5 or its new equivalent, Hexagon Metal hot end for the Taz4 model, do not require this modified fan duct since they possess an additional fan designed specifically to cool their respective hot ends...

To further enhance the printer's precision and stability, I integrated an advanced 9G servo mount system that automates the bed leveling process, also widening the top-mounted fan opening for improved airflow circulation. **Instructions for...

This is a dual-duct halo style fan duct designed specifically for Lulzbot Taz 4 printers.It combats heat creep, a significant issue during extended printing sessions on the Taz, by efficiently cooling the fins of the hot end. Furthermore, it...

Here's How I Made This Design My Fan Duct Upgrade As a fresh newcomer to Thingiverse and the world of 3D printing, I came up with this design after facing big issues while trying to print with the original hexagonal extruder on my Lulzbot Taz 5 -...

... one without affecting the other. With some heat shrink added for good measure, my TAZ 3 now boasts a sleek and functional cooling system. Printer Settings Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: TAZ 3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: 30

I discovered the dual fan duct created by gigrichj_2145, but encountered significant issues with his model while attempting to print it. Despite this, I was impressed by its design and made several modifications to enhance its stability. I added...

To upgrade the stock fan/heatsink combo, I replaced the original fan wires and installed a high-performance Noctua fan with a 20mm x 40mm footprint. ...The slots on the heatsink are designed to accommodate M3 nuts and either 15 or 25mm bolts, depending...

Here's a revised version of the post: This tweak builds on the original Thing - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:428936 . ...I upgraded holes in the horn to enable direct bolting to a servo.

A dual extruder modification for Lulzbot TAZ is designed with budaschnozzles placed at a 40mm center-to-center distance, allowing nearly full access to the build platform by both extruders after altering the firmware for additional y travel. This...

My take on a dual-sided part cooling duct for the Lulzbot Taz 5. This design draws inspiration from the dual fan setup found on the Taz 6 and leverages existing hardware to effectively cool printed parts from both sides. There are other versions of...

Modified http://download.lulzbot.com/TAZ/4.0/production_parts/printed_parts/TAZ_printers/fan_mount/fan_mount_3_ss.STL to use a captured 3.5" disk drive magnet. With M3 Socket Screws in the mounting holes, this will slip over the bolt heads and...

You'd assume that using a funnel-like fan mount would sacrifice some of the fan's cooling prowess, but with its open frame design, this unit boasts 100% unobstructed airflow, giving it an edge over traditional funnel-mounted fans.

The user heads to the left-hand side of the extruder where two fans are installed.

The Cooling Fan Cover securely attaches to the hot end using friction fit technology, ensuring a snug and precise connection.

This custom-made fan mount overcomes the limitation of existing options that restrict the X-axis movement. It easily bolts onto the bottom of the stock x carriage and utilizes the same holes as the extruder for installation. However, you may need to...

The original TAZ 5 fan duct cools only one side of your print, which is a problem with small parts where one side is in the shadow of the airstream due to the nozzle, resulting in a molten look. There are a few designs out there to resolve that...

Here's an upgrade fan shroud for attaching a 40mm fan to any Lulzbot TAZ before version 5. ...Designed as a nozzle fan for e3D v6 or hexagon hot ends, this fan housing has movable areas that allow for vertical adjustment without requiring the use of...

... quality; and the low height of the fan holder was prone to colliding with prints. This Lulzbot TAZ mountable fan duct aimed to enhance PLA print quality but encountered several issues. ...It required 4 heat set nuts and 6 m3 bolts for assembly.

An improvement over the previous TAZ Circular Fan Duct, this design features a traditional fan that eliminates the need for X and Y setting adjustments and prevents knocking into prints. ...Additionally, it boasts multiple layers of thickness for easy...

A bespoke upgrade module for TAZ has been crafted with enhanced stability in mind. By repurposing the rear segment of the E3D V6 mounting system and reassigning the extruder attachment point, greater structural integrity is achieved. ...An inductive...

Help is needed with a crucial update for a dual extruder setup, specifically addressing the ongoing struggle with overheating on a V3 printer during PLA prints. ...The previous attempts at rectifying this issue have been met with frustration, and it's...

Add a 40mm 5v heatsink cooling fan to your LulzBot TAZ 5 with this bolt-on design. We have them for sale, along with the correct fan, at itworks3d.com/product/taz-mini-hexagon-40mm-heatsink-fan-upgrade/. ...This thing was made using Tinkercad and can be...

If needed, one may acquire the complete kit which includes Lulzbot fan blower add-on pack containing compatible parts including screws and power cord at https://www.lulzbot.com/products/taz-extruder-fan-add-on-kit Be certain that your selected...

I wanted to come up with a solution that would provide plenty of cooling for my TAZ 5 / Hexagon hotend, as the small "squirrel cage" fan was simply not doing the job and making too much noise in the process - no offense intended towards the talented...

The TAZ Pro's original fan design completely encloses it, leading to absolute pandemonium when a print goes horribly wrong. If a part slips out of place, it gets sucked into the shroud and is totally engulfed by the head. Installing the TAZ Pro is...

The TAZ Pro's original fan design is fully enclosed and can result in total chaos during a failed print. If a part slips, it is sucked into the shroud and totally incases the head.Easy install, you do not need to remove the print head to install.

The TAZ Pro's original fan design is fully enclosed and can result in total chaos during a failed print. If a part slips, it is sucked into the shroud and totally incases the head.Easy install, you do not need to remove the print head to install.