metal shroud 3d models

I wanted to make a new one being that all of the simple metal fan shrouds on here that look cool, have only failed being that they are too intricate or to close to the hotend and warm and mishape. I made this one with bigger holes than the original...

Here's a different approach to a Simple Metal Fan Shroud. Instead of funneling the air into a small area near the surface, which restricts airflow and causes blowback, I decided to shield the area that I don't want to cool: the extruder. This results...

A high flow rate fan shroud for the printrbot simple metal. Some of the shrouds out there completely constrict the flow of air. The small fan on the bot does not create a significant pressure increase across it to accelerate the flow through a...

I have modified his design slightly so that my hot end is centred within the shroud. I decreased the profile by approximately 1mm in order to better clear the bed and not scrape it. I increased the clearance where it is near the printer body on...

### Assembly: Remove the metal shroud, disconnect the fans from the board and unscrew both fans before modifying. The fanduct parts go on the inside and the fanholder parts go on the outside of the shroud joined through the air intake hole of the...

... did not like how thin all of the walls were on each one I printed. I beefed this one up. If you print several different designs you will notice that the design I have created has very stiff side walls and makes for an overall better rigid shroud.

I use this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2814127 **The design may fit other Creality printers (CR-10, Ender 5) that use same metal fan shroud. ...If you happen to have one, please drop me a line if it fits, or should have some of the dimensions...

I went in and rebuilt the shroud (I am no fan shroud guru, I probably messed something up) adding a location for my new LED. I built in support for the LED holder, it printed fine on my bot without any other supports at .2mm layer heights and a 90%...

This is a fan shroud that is short enough to be used in conjunction with an e3d titan and V6. ... I accidentally made a hole in the bottom when I remixed, but after using it I think it helps vent out any backflow from the fan.

These are the printable files for the two shrouds for the Printrbot Metal Plus

... and provide airflow to the extruder from every direction rather than just the back side. ... This part attaches with the existing harware and replaces the stock fan shroud on the Printrbot Metal Plus. ... I printed the part out of PETG at 100% infill.

This is a Tighter fitting fan shroud for an all metal extruder. The stock ones are loose and cheap feeling. This may melt if printed with pla. ...Have yet to try it.

This is a fan shroud for the Printrbot Simple Metal. It uses a double width fan. I recommend printing it with ABS, I printed it using PLA and as I have found in the past as long as the fan runs it doesnt warp. Do that only if you want a melted fan...

This is a shroud to go over the Printrbot Metal Plus' Y-axis pulleys, helpful if you have a heated bed and have any concerns about the wires getting caught in the belts. Please note the stl is slightly different from the photo. In my original...

The stock Printrbot fan shroud do not fit the 13S (way too close and melt) and i did not find anything to replace it. This fits with fans of either 10mm or 20mm depth, uses the stock hardware to bolt in place. Print standing up without supports...

The original shroud is made out of metal (stainless), but I made mine out of copper because it was easy to bend. You can also use aluminum or mild steel. I'd avoid galvanized because it can emit toxins when heated to high temps. I am working on...

1 mm Shim to align the hot end in the centre of the fan shroud on my Printrbot Simple Metal. ... Used on this:- http://www.thingiverse.com/make:123627

1 mm Shim to align the hot end in the centre of the fan shroud on my Printrbot Simple Metal. ... Used on this:- http://www.thingiverse.com/make:123627

Made this improved fan shroud for the Simple Metal with a snout that directs and concentrates air closer to the nozzle. Also gave it a longer and more organic shape to better minimize the back pressure. So far it seems to give more predictable...

... ...This is a fan shroud for the Printrbot Simple Metal that divides the air flow from the radial fan into three individual tubes then redistributes the flow all around the hot end's tip in order to provide all-around cooling and improve print quality.

Fan shroud and shim for the E3D V6 hotend.

This is a fan shroud I designed for my Printrbot simple metal printer and I really thought it made a difference to the print quality. It stoops much lower to the print bed and covers a 16mm wide band across the hotend nozzle. With a smaller exit...

A simple fan shroud with the highest possible airflow. Goes great with my velocity stack. I'll probably tweak a bit over time, but been using for a few months now. Pics show comparison of my previous remix and current design - you can see the air...

The original design of the shroud has been reworked. The designer did a great job, but I found that the design needed some structural improvements. The walls for this remix are thicker and the exhaust port is better defined for the angle and length.

Reverse Engineer of the Tronxy x5s Sheet Metal Fan Shroud. Untested, may not be perfect. Please comment if any errors are found. Thanks! ... Rev 1.0 Corrected spelling from xFs to x5s

Geeetech Metal Hot End Fan Shroud (Fits Greg Wade's Extruder)

Custom fan shroud to work with my Printrbot Metal Plus Printer frame is stock but Hotend/Extruder is upgraded with E3Dv6 + E3D Titan, and blower fan mounted under X-Axis Carriage. This shroud directs airflow from blower fan around the nozzle to cool...

***updated 10/13/15*** - there is now a version of the fan shroud for the Printrbot Simple and the Printrbot Plus. ... Please download the version for the Printrbot you are printing with.

I highly recommend using ABS if you print at temperatures above PLA or remove the shroud all together for higher temperatures. I just started printing ABS ~235C, heated bed 100C and the bottom of the shroud is sagging. Also be careful not to remove...

Made to fit a printrbot simple metal full size fan bracket.