prusa fan 3d models

I was moving the x carriage and accidentally touched the hotend fan discovering it is uncovered! Fortunately it was OK! I designed this fan grid to be low profile and fit with the existing screw. Simply loosen the top screw of the fan, gently slide...

If you're planning to install a 40mm fan on your nozzle, then the entire original design intended for 30mm fans needs to be swapped out with this new component.

The holes are compatible with the existing Noctua 40x10mm fan, and the holes used to mount the more powerful fan screws directly into the plastic part. ...Do not overtighten.Update: Included the Step file in case you want to make modifications for...

I'm glad this meets your requirements for my printer. ...Feel free to modify it as you see fit. Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i2 Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: .167 Infill: 50%

All settings are optimized for the Prusa I3 operating on Repeater software, designed with Design Spark Mechanical. Check out the link to learn more: http://www.rs-online.com/designspark/electronics/eng/page/mechanical Enjoy your day! ...- Robert KB3LNN

After building my initial stationary fan holder, I made a design improvement to create a pivoting variant that allows the fan unit to swing up and out of the print zone, greatly simplifying regular cleaning and servicing of the hotend assembly itself...

I recently had my fan nose that went down to the point of sometimes making me miss my impressions because the hotend melted slowly his support.So I adapted the fan nose with a larger support while making sure to limit the unnecessary weight.If it can...

According to the author of the MK2 fan adapter, this arrangement has several benefits: * The fan draws in cooler air (instead of warm air from the bed) as it's directed upwards. * It reduces intake turbulence, preventing warping on this side of the...

I designed this to fix our Prusa I3 MK3 that shattered due to a BLOB BEAST. You must print it in PETG because it can withstand higher temperatures. Printing in PLA resulted in a part that disintegrated, I tested it by accident. I encountered some...

I'm unsure about everyone else, but my fan didn't come with anything to attach that tiny little fan to my nozzle's heat sink. I scoured around and found nothing, so I created one inspired by these ideas and made some adjustments on Tinkercad. Here...

... ...I sought an alternative design, specifically a Y fan mount, discovered on http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:498414, but unfortunately, it failed to accommodate the 10" i3v's specifications. ...To resolve this issue, I developed my own solution.

... clones of i3. ...Whatever what I do, I never had enough cooling for the parts. Even I lowered my temperature to 170 C with PLA, always had a terrible front of 3dbenchy. Instead of having a 90 degree fan, I hope this thing will provide more air. ...

Improving visibility of the hotend, a led fan shroud is designed to illuminate it. By installing this shroud, you will have a clearer view of the hotend, making it easier to maintain and optimize your 3D printer. ...If you find this upgrade helpful,...

MK3s Hotend Fan Cover. For all these who only got the beige Noctura fan and also for those who want to Cover the Cables. Should perfect fit if printed with a good calibrated Printer. Have fun! I would be very happy about some feedback. Are u happy?

... increased strength. • The gap between the fan and the heatblock has been enlarged to provide room for a silicone sock In the renders, red represents stock, while cyan showcases the new design. ... Performance is remarkably similar to the original.

Main differences are: • The wall thickness and internal columns are beefed up for easier printing, and for increased strength. • The gap between the fan and the heatblock has been increased to give room for a silicone sock In the renders, red is...

Finally stumbled upon this fan mount by Trollendrop, which had everything I was looking for, but found the all-around cooling was positioned too high above the hotbed, and the twisted design inside hindered airflow pressure. Cut off the outlets and...

... easy. For the radial filter, remove the two M3 screws and install. For the 40mm fan, place the frame over the fan and install clips in horizontally into the printed groovers and clip into the sides of the fan. ...No need to remove the 4 M3 screws.

I've been experimenting with Danger Mouse's dual fan mount and I'm extremely satisfied with the results. In my opinion, it's the most effective setup I've tried. Based on my research, I believe the design employs the R3 shroud design. His part is...

......It is based on my initial Prusa fan mount, which features a curved shape for unobstructed airflow. Printing is fast. To print, use 3 top/bottom layers, two perimeters, and 15% infill. Assemble the pieces after printing, drilling holes to 3mm size.

To achieve this, I utilized the 1.5cm space occupied by the Prusa fan. Although the Extruder Motor made it challenging, I managed to make it work. Please share your prints! Assembly Instructions Remove the old fan from the Extruder cover, leaving...

To do so, use the following options: Mount Extension = 18, Screw Head Height = 0.3, Duct Height = 25, Nut Width = 4.7, $fs = 0.5, Clamping Screw Diameter = 2.8, Duct Scaling = 0.35, Clip Clearance = 0.3, Screw Head Diameter = 4.3, Screw Shaft...

I'm a big fan of the Prusa i3 Fan Duct Mount designed by Fazerboy on Thingiverse - it's thing number 1503870. ...However, I've found that printing with support material is a real hassle, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and cut away the...

Original Prusa HOT2 fan nozzle boasting a fresh angled fan installation.

Fan cover for prusa i3 mk3s. ...Optional, purely decorative

A Prusa i3 turbo-style fan is utilized to expedite cooling of the filament as it prints.

Stable Double Fan Upgrade for Your Prusa i3 Rework Featuring J-Head\r\n\r\nUPDATE: The gap between the fan and the heatbed proved too narrow, leading to a revised version available at: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1288000

The Prusa X Carriage features a slim LM8UU Holder, excluding a fan. Initially, I followed jonaskuehling's version but faced issues with distance adjustments due to the fan holder, particularly when printing large parts. ...To overcome this, I eliminated...

Fan Duct for Prusa i3 and 50x50mm fan. The ring's shape enables efficient cooling around printed objects. Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 30% Notes: Corners and mounting holes...

A 70mm fan holder is specifically designed for use with the Prusa i2 3D printer model, ensuring proper ventilation and cooling during operation. ...This essential accessory secures the fan in place while allowing adequate airflow to maintain optimal...