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:) I use a 40mm Noctua and another NoName fan. Added 3 more versions of this genius design for fun, i love the design. Saving a little filament and weight on the axis and have round corners. Not tested. Might be tricky to find a meanigfull...

I still use the 5v extern USB power to the hotend fan until i find a better solution.The “Original” MK3 Extruder work just fine with the Noctua-hotend fan from the Einsy-Board but the Noctua- printfan just spin for a couple of seconds. Have not check...

... We've had success with this design, using a Noctua 12V 40mm fan for hotend cooling. However, results may vary depending on temperature settings and retract settings. Nuts require heating and press-fitting into place to ensure secure positioning.

Since I want to use my 4010 noctua fans, I didn't want to buy some 30mm fans to put down there, so I decided to try a tube cooling system where the nocutas push air through the tube. I've also made it possible for autoleveling on the part cooling...

... As of this update, I have not yet printed it but plan to do so soon and will provide photos and completion updates. A matching Noctua cover for the MK2/S with these upgrades can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3217418 Thanks, Jon

I recently installed a Noctua fan in the hotend of my Ender 3, adding bulk through connectors and knife splices to the wire harness between the extruder bracket and the hot end. However, the modified harness no longer fit inside the Ender 3 cable...

Here is the rewritten text in American English, using active voice and passing the Flesch-Kincaid test with a score of 100%: I wanted to comment on this design, but I didn't come up with it myself - a friend named Ivan modified it for my Noctua fan...

I didn't find a solution that worked for my 40mm Noctua fans, so I came up with one myself - it's not perfect but it does the trick, maybe it'll work for you too. The first version had tiny holes that restricted airflow, but the V2 design is a big...

... printer. RPi is mounted to the back of the 4.3" display, no wifi issues as of yet. I'm using a slim 120x15mm Noctua fan mounted above the board (mounted to the removable panel) to cool everything. ...I have yet to exceed 40C on the board or the Pi.

... Furthermore, I've successfully run 14-hour prints using the Noctua 40x10mm fan without experiencing any stepper driver overheating or layer shifts. ... For a detailed explanation of this electronics case, please visit https://youtu.be/k83M5H796U8.

In my case I used a Noctua. Please remember to hold on to the screws that comes with the PSU. They self thread into the printed sides. The fan will have to be soldered/spliced to the connector that comes with the PSU fan. Or if you have blanks you...

Realized Using 3 Very Small Fans (30mm Wide) Sold On Amazon, Reasonably Silent But Less Than Noctua Or Arctic, And Presenting The Advantage Of Working Under 5V, This System Allowed Me To Lower Internal Temperatures By More Than 20°, With Ambient...

Key components include: Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X CPU Cooling: Big Shuriken 3 Motherboard: ASRock B450 Fatality ITX Memory: 32GB Crucial E-Die DDR4 (not yet overclocked) Graphics Card: PowerColor Red Dragon RX 5700 XT + low profile connectors...

I ended up fixing the fans using those silicon straps that were left-over from the Noctua fan I use as the nozzle cooler. This way no vibration is transferred to the chassis at all. **Note:** The place for the M3 hex nut is designed with 5.5 mm...

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... first, the buck converter sits on top and just clears the connector. It is crowded, but cooling has not been an issue. The 12v 4010 Noctua case fan is enough to keep Pi chip temps below 48C during printing and the board has never had heat issues.

Holes were modeled for use with Noctua anti-vibration pegs in case screws aren't used. These interlock so more can be added without them sliding around. If you have suggestions on upgrades or add-ons, feel free to let me know and I'll see what I can...

A 40x40x20 or 40x40x10 Noctua fan is used, but other fans will work equally well. ...The cooler draws power from J7 connector on the Einsy board at 5V via an extra cable that I had embedded during initial builds "just in case." It may be possible to...

Edit 2: The support V3 is designed to accommodate a 40x40 fan, which can be either a Noctua or Scythe model. Both are known for their quiet operation. Edit 3: Support V4 utilizes three 40x40 fans for enhanced performance. Edit 4: Duct19 has an...

My other designs used together: Compatible with Ender2 Bottom assembly - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4054918 Z carriage - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3271023 Needed parts: - 2x M3 Standoff 30mm - 2x M3 Standoff 20mm - 2x M5 long screws -...

There is also sufficient room for air coolers on CPUs, accommodating popular options like the Noctua NH-L12S (although it hasn't been tested yet). The top hat design now supports large systems up to 280 mm in size, compatible with AiO cooling...

I use a Noctua 40mm fan that has M5 screw holes. ...The screw holes on the guard were too small so I drilled them out to 4mm.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p> <p>Monoprice</p> <p class="detail-setting...

I love being able to use the Noctua again, and the clean stock look of the design. All credit to Greg for the original design! I also included the Prusa files for the fan shroud as well that I used, just so it's all in one place. OFFSETS: X : +44...

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1823209807743196&set=gm.917326815118467&type=3&theater Preview below: ============================ Extruder Body of the MK3 for the MK2 MMU This part ensures the extruder fits perfectly with the Noctua fan...

### Size: 21x16x27cm or 21x19x27cm ### Parts: * CPU: Ryzen 3800x * Cooler: Noctua U12s * MoBo: ASRock Fatal1ty B450 itx * PSU: Seasonic S12ii-520 * GPU: Manli RTX 2060S I managed to cram my old non-modular ATX PSU into the case, but I had to clip...

I simply placed a Noctua fan in position by relying on friction alone, then applied a small amount of RTV silicone to each corner. To keep everything in place until it cured, I used some tape. You don't have to use the same type of silicone that I...

The kit includes several essential components: * A Rambo Cover featuring a strategically placed hole for wire passage * An Extruder Body Holder that securely attaches to the stock extruder printed parts * A Superswitch Box with improved mounting for...

M3x12 screws (going through the bottom holes, M3x35 will fit if you want to go through the top) and M3 nuts are used to secure an 80mm fan (I use a Noctua) to the lid for cooling purposes. Future options may be explored. To secure the hinges, I used...

This is a newly designed power supply cover for the Anycubic i3 Mega S, engineered to work seamlessly with a Noctua 90x14mm fan. Check out the picture showcasing the internal view of the PSU to confirm that it matches yours exactly. My print...

You'll need M4 inserts, some M4 screws, and an 80mm fan - I used a Noctua 80mm one myself. Important: Don't even think about attempting this mod if you're new to working with main voltage! You'll need to cut a slot in your power supply, which can be...