raspberry pi heatsink 3d models

That gives you enough space to place a 25mm thick (up to 40mm) standard fan (even if you are using higher motor driver heatsinks) and also allows you to move the SD card slot to the front side or add a little drawer for small stuff like nozzels. Once...

The one thing it does differently to the other backplates I've seen is that it uses the backside of the heatsink for cooling as well. To achieve this, there's one M3 screw, that holds the bottom part of the PCB against the backplate, that I deemed...

I even added heat break cooling to my design which should help the heatsink stay even cooler. The z height of the carriage is about 10mm shorter then the original so you have to make sure that the carriages of the linear rails are not coming of the...

The carriage and BLTouch mount parts are designed to work with the cooling system, which can be downloaded from this page or used with a basic E3D V6 fan holder for the heatsink if not needed. This design was created with the Folgertech FT-5 in...

-Added BLTouch support -Decreased lower belt holes for increased strength -Tweaked heatsink hole to allow better bowden clamp designs -Tweaked forward fastener screw holes for improved alignment -Cleaned up dangling model parts -Added massive...

This newest R3 revision also has more air going to the heatsink and you won't have problems with heat creep or clogging. I've been using it for a 2 years now and I can say it works great. So what do I need?An E3D V6 hotend, or a clone4x LM8UU...

Thus, it's important that they're lined up on the rod when you do so.\nThe benefits:\nCool totally random name\nThe extruder and hotend are accessible from the front\nLots of space for assembly\nLightweight (I don't have numbers for this specific...

I added a heatsink to the amp, but it's probably overkill! I wanted a stereo setup so I designed it to have a left and right speaker with a 2x0.8mm sides that prints on the bed and glues together with epoxy. This also makes it REALLY easy to...

# Introduction Bench top power supply built on top of an old TFX 250W power supply (you can probably by one on your local market for about $10-15) The design is inspired by the "Back Horn Speaker V2.0 BL2 - Bluetooth, Active, Passive" by guppyk...

This is a new reworked version of my original CR10/Ender3 MicroSwiss DirectDrive Fanduct: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4277669 . . . The new versions have a few key differences to my first approach: . . V4.0: (DISCONTINUED) -Modular design to...

For better results, use a small clamp or soldering heatsink to draw heat away from the plastic and prevent it from melting. Step 5: Glue the common paperclip in place (the one resting in the internal groove). Ensure the glue fills the small hole the...

I also wanted easy access to the fans, heatsink, and particularly the nozzle so that I could easily swap larger orificed nozzles taking advantage of the E3D Volcano hotend and the printer's massive format. # Parts - Dual drive extruder from Bondtech...

I attached a small heatsink to the chip also. There is a small inductor which also gets warm but hoping that just the ventilation will keep things under control. It never tripped out on over-temperature before but good practice says some air...

Loosen the heatsink fan (Noctua cooler on the side) to clear a path for the new cable, then feed it through and reassemble the Noctua fan. Be careful not to pinch any cables! 5. On the back of your printer, snap all 5 binders on the cable guide and...

These parts are designed specifically for HET 800-73-590 motors with 8 mm shafts and 50mm heatsinks. I'm currently working on fan11, which might be the final fan I test if it doesn't outperform fan09. Fan09 has impressive performance numbers: 930...

I forgot to mention I added a few small heatsinks to the extruder motor to remove some of the heat with mild results. My motor hovers around 55C during very long prints. You should also keep the tension on the main extruder screws pretty loose,...

V0.4 Alpha: 1 Part print, Only print this if you want something that just works, My motherboard arrived and tested, it works but I will have to design another one probably consist of 2 parts because current version only allows the heatsink fan to be...

Required Parts: - E3D-V6 Bowden Version - 3x SCS8UU Linear Bearing Mounts with - 3x LM8UU or Igus RJ4JP-01-08 (Recommended) Linear Bearings - 18mm Sensor (I use the LJ18A3-8-Z/BX for wiring and alternatives can be found at:...

Now a list of what I changed: -) Reinfoced the mounting bars and tabs and integrated them into the heatsink cover since the whole contruction was too flimsy for my taste. This also got rid of the one hole/slot that was in one of the mounting bars. -)...

The aluminum heatsink seals with two O rings allowing adjustment of outlet pipe placement which helps with disassembly. The jacket conceals the printed material behind the final cooling fin to prevent damage from the heat block and maintains its...

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... fans, might be better for forming tips. Reason being is my other fans crapped out so I just got the LDO nozzle fan and Sunon Heatsink Fan. - I printed in Atomic PTFE Carbon Fiber Black. Great strength and weight. ...Also, the finish looks awesome.

Please take notice: The original adapter was not threaded and did not match the original E3D heatsink bracket's thread size. I changed them to fit an M2.5 screw and adjusted the female threads with a small negative (-) tolerance to the inside faces...

I have a Noctua A4x20 installed, but works with any 40mm fan on the heatsink. There is a space in the wall between the motor side and the extruder side that will allow you to feed your stepper wires through to keep it nice and neat. Note, this is...

The shroud is designed to enclose the heat sink on three sides, forcing all the airflow of the fan through the heatsink. This part should be flexible as it is a very tight fit and might need a bit of flex (my print stuck perfectly in place without...

For pressure-demanding applications, such as heatsinks and radiators, Noctua’s NF-F12 fan is a good choice. It features the Focused Flow™ frame, which uses eleven stator guide vanes to straighten and focus airflow, allowing it to perform as well as...

The only real issue is the steps that are hidden under the heatsink anyway, so why printer at a higher resolution? My logo does come out better I s'pose :)</p> <p>Once printed, the holes for bolts and the alignment nubs will need drilling out with a...

These parts all have a prefix of "bear_dev_190604" 5/25/2019: Updated passthrough body to sync with latest bear dev design, per Greg's notes should improve heatsink cooling efficiency. Also improved bridging over the 3d printed filament path above...

The zip tie that I had wrapped around the extruder motor to keep the wires bundled kept slipping back and pushing the heatsink off the motor. Seeing Jasonatepaint's design was a major inspiration for me, as it made me want to consolidate all of the...

Steps (WiFi LED Driver - Not Required) Materials (for exact copy; substitutes would surely work): (1) LED Strip + its power supply (link above) (2) Particle Photon (3) D24V10F5 Voltage Regulator (4) 3 ZTX689B NPN BJTs (I highly recommend these...