ramps 1 4 enclosure with 120mm fan 3d models

... should be used respectively for optimal support. For your RAMPS setup, note the following: you must replace its power connector with new solder leads attached directly to either the two external 4-pin receptacles or the standard ATX power socket.

A support for 120mm fan for RAMPS 1.4.

Support Module for 120mm Fan on RAMPS 1.4 Board.

Since I only had one 40mm fan, which is quite cheap and loud and I have 120mm fans around, I decided to cool my board and especially the TMC2130 drivers with a 120mm fan.This holder works as is, but to save filament and time I cut it in the slicer so...

I replaced the one cheap and loud 40mm fan with a quieter 120mm fan to cool my board and specifically the TMC2130 drivers. ...This holder works as is, but I optimized it by cutting out extra material in the slicer so only the bottom two holes are used,...

Customized Version of a Pre-existing Design from Thingiverse Created with Customizer The following settings were used to generate this customized design: Using the Options Provided Cross-bracket size set at: 10 mm Bracket length configured at: 20...

The case is optimized to accommodate a 60 millimeter fan.

This is the custom-made lid for spauda01's ramps 1.4 enclosure designed specifically for V-slot applications, featuring an innovative modification that replaces the standard 60mm fan with a powerful 50mm fan.\r\n\r\nIn addition to the fan upgrade, I...

Mounting System for Display Cables 1.4 board Housing: Attach ramps to a compact case designed with space for display cables to connect seamlessly. The assembly requires no additional screws beyond securing 40mm fan mounts at the top of the enclosure....

The upgraded enclosure for my Ramps 1.4 3D printer controller has arrived. Note the unusual power connectors - I've switched positions of the original ones and added a heavy-duty MOSFET, ensuring that standard Ramps 1.4 units can still be...

The enclosure includes a 30mm case fan for board cooling, six 8P DIN connector ports for wiring (designed with a DeltaBot in mind, one port each for X/Y/Z, extruder motor, end effector, and heated bed), slotted vents for airflow, and cutouts for USB...

The enclosure you see in the photos hasn't been used because I purchased a RADDS 1.5 instead. It's still got none of the two 50mm fans and nearly all the support materials intact. Here are my print settings: Printer Details Brand: RepRap Model:...

These updates include adding radii to mitigate the presence of sharp corners, redesigning the fan mounting system to accommodate a single unit, incorporating additional holes for securing aluminum profiles in place, and incorporating a 50mm fan...

Box designed to house 1.4 electronics with a 60mm cooling fan. Includes side bar holders, supported openings for ease of use, and secured components with zip ties and extra end stop holder for stability. A future lid addition will have wire openings,...

To create a unique design, I opted for a box with an 80mm fan despite my initial belief that bigger is always better. The .blend file is included for easy modifications. For printing, I used .33mm layer height, 20% density, 3 layers and shells with...

This is an updated Ramps 1.4 case design. The original model was meant for CNC machines, but the author has revamped it and made several improvements. Additions include a mount for a 40mm fan, through holes for cable management, bigger vents on the...

This remake of RAMP 1.4 Enclosure is designed with proven fit in mind, but I've made several key upgrades. First, I've increased the height to provide more space inside the enclosure. Additionally, a powerful 40 mm fan has been added to enhance...

RAMPS 1.4a Enclosure with 60x60x25 fan This is a remix from www.thingiverse.com/thing:2510861 The main part is a remix from ''Enclosure Body Vented'' with a 60mm fan and fan cover alternate form. The fan cover is mainly for an air filter to be...

This is an enclosure I designed for my RAMPS 1.4 LCD12864 Intelligent Controller LCD.

I designed this enclosure to work seamlessly with my Ramps 1.4 board that came with my flying bear p902, but it should also work flawlessly for any Ramps 1.4 (with Arduino Mega) and 40mm cooling fan. Key Features: - Mounts securely to 20mm T-Slot...

The STLs are tailored for a RAMPS 1.4 board with LCD and a mounted 40mm fan inside. A SeeMeCNC LaserCut Prusa i3 frame is also compatible. Editing the SCAD is simple for other setups. This enclosure has four screw mounts at the rear, with wires...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=861360 Instructions Using the following options: Resolution set at 0.4 Factor left adjusted to 3 Fan screw diameter set to 4.4 Mount type selected as 0 Fan diameter set to 60 Compensation option...

(Note the arduino and ramps images are not mine; they were sourced from grabcad 2560 By Robotronic @ https://grabcad.com/library/arduino-mega-atmega-2560-1 Ramps... I cant locate the source for this model. If you recognize it, please let me know so...

The included STLs are specifically for a RAMPS 1.4 with LCD board and a 40mm fan mounted on the interior top, with a mounting offset for a SeeMeCNC LaserCut Prusa i3 frame. The SCAD is easy to edit for other setups. This enclosure provides 4 screw...

I crafted this Rampsboard enclosure myself, as I couldn't find one that met my needs elsewhere. It's designed to house a 60 mm fan and stands taller than many other cases out there. The design allows for easy access to the full-size graphics display...

Bolted under a foundation using an Arduino unit located beneath the casing's lower section, it boasts numerous perforations for cabling as well as two powerful 40-millimeter cooling fans that blow through. ...Eliminating built-in relay mount supports...

The picture suggests that the CNC shield is interfering with some parts on the ramps. That's not the case. I made somewhat larger hinge pins. This means it takes perhaps a bit more effort to join the two parts compared to the original ones. But a...

... I'll add all that to the second version of the box. Electronic Ramps 1.4 box with a hole for an 80 mm fan. Fixing holes are the P3Steel holes. ...The box features a connection point for Y axis cable chain (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11978)

Here's a compact and modest mount for a fan on a RAMPS 1.4 board, complete with a logo.

Minimal Fan Holder For Ramps Board 1.4 Complete with a 40mm Fan, Two Exagon 30mm Spacers, and Four Screws. ... Build Instructions: Print Entire Object at 100% Infill to Achieve Solid Structure.