snap on fan 3d models

The screw holes on this design may or may not work; they're not fan size holes as I made them 3mm diameter. Instead, I used zip ties to hold my fan in place. If someone needs one that can use screws let me know. As you can see from the pictures,...

... of the numerous 4040 fan guards, upgrading it to feature four sturdy posts for enhanced security. ...Additionally, I swapped out the existing grille for a new one designed to mimic the sleek appearance of a standard Creality-style hot end fan shroud.

I used *(40x40x10mm)*, so I have extended the grille out to prevent the gap from smaller sized hot-end fans. Probably not a perfect model, but it does the job for me. Since this is **DIRECTLY** attached to your hotend, I recommend printing in a...

Another compact 40mm snap-on fan grill is designed, featuring a diagonal mounting system. A custom model specifically engineered for the NF-A4x10 Noctua 40mm fan is also available. Print Settings: Printer: TEVO Tarantula Rafts: Not needed Supports:...

I remixed both of these fan mounts so I got the simple design of the minimal fan guard and the snap on studs of the snap on guards in Tinkercad

It's a combination of two exceptional fan guards on Thingiverse - a mashup between the snap-on feature from TinmanTechnology and Imperial Fan Guard design by johnbiehler. Although the model might not be flawless, it showcases impressive craftsmanship...

Customized Fan Cover Featuring My Personal Emblem

Install a fan shroud for the Snapmaker print head to redirect airflow away from the print bed. I added an improved version that doesn't require supports for printing. I had to print one in ABS to withstand higher heat, and supports always cause...

Snap on fan shroud for the Snapmaker print head to direct airflow away from the print bed when printing with ABS. 2. Fan shroud for PLA collects wind and directs it towards the output for cooling purposes. ... Make sure to print out parts made of ABS,...

I simply compiled the files. ...All recognition of prior work goes to outoftimejr and cnorrick.

i just put files together all credits go to outoftimejr and cnorrick Print Settings Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: Creator Pro Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 50 Notes: abs Category: 3D Printer Parts

I wrapped it tighter around my chunky hands to make it more substantial.

I'm modifying a snap-on heat sink cover for the Prusa i3MK3s. The original print was great, but it required me to take off the cover to access the screw holding the hot end fan duct in place. I always remove the fan duct for quicker nozzle swaps.

In order to again protect the fans I designed a pair of snap-on grills that can be mounted without any disassembling. For proper aerodynamics I thought it might be a good idea to design a guide vane ring using proper airfoil data, radially twisting...

Initially, I planned to print a fan duct from Thingiverse but decided instead to create a snap-on design when I finally assembled the printer. I printed it in PLA and, much to my surprise, the first print fit perfectly - however, a major flaw became...

Additionally, I created an alternate version with clips positioned on diagonal corners instead of adjacent ones, mirroring the screw patterns found on my Monoprice Maker Select/Wanhao Duplicator fans. ... Print Settings: Rafts: Yes Supports: No ...

... was an already great design but I removed half of the circular ribs for more airflow. ...Also made a version with the clips on diagonal corners rather than adjacent. This matched the screw patterns on my Monoprice Maker Select/Wanhao Duplicator fans.

This fan mount easily attaches to the back of the printer and then snaps securely into place, directly connecting to the aforementioned fan. ... Printing without support materials, laying flat on its side, typically takes approximately 1 hour at a print...

This design requires less material than any other available options I found on Thingiverse, so I measured and created my own to minimize material usage. ... Mounting is simple and screw-free - just snap the cover onto the motherboard support columns.

You can just open the shroud and slap a 60mm fan on top or use one of the many 3D printed shroud designs already available, but all the other 3D printed shrouds kinda sucks and looks janky with 40mm server fans adapted to blow air to a super thin...

My own hodge-podge-bodge of three other things to make a clip on PrinterMods LED holder. Uses one 3M 12mm screw. ... Uses the parts I liked from: thing:4079172 thing:4351432 thing:4303514

I couldn't set as remix (Thing ID and Name didn't work). Cover part is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2260116 from Yufu's. It should fit 6mm holes. ...You don't need screws.

......This easy-to-attach bracket simply snaps on to my SainSmart RAMPS board. The design features a fan hole spacing of 32, bracket thickness of 3.0, bracket length of 10, pcb width of 60, fan size of 40, bracket height of 35, and screw diameter of 3.25.

... One of its standout features is its snap-on functionality, allowing you to attach and detach it with ease whenever needed. When snapped into place, it sits flush against the mounting bracket, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted printing process.

Benefit: (See Attached Image Graph) -Heater Block Performance -Weight Reduction The stock 4010 hot-end cooling fan ALSO blows on the heater block, causing the system to fight being continually cooled. This will allow for faster warmup times and more...

The front fan is specifically designed for the 30mm fan included with E3D bowden hotends. While it may not be enough for both hotends, I haven't experienced any cooling or print quality issues yet. This mount is intended to fit snugly onto the dual...

Based on my previous concerns, I designed a new Snap-on version of the fang. It's simple: just push it against the heatsink until you feel the "click," and that's all. Given the abundance of similar Fang designs, I'm unsure how to give credit for...

In response to my previous reservations, I designed a revised Snap-on version of the Fang, characterized by simplicity and ease of installation. To secure it properly, simply push the fang against the heatsink until you feel a distinct "click," and...

Conventional snap-on fan guard were troublesome to remove, but this one can be come off in a snap.First. Check your fan version and download the model file corresponding to your fan version.  (Version A Noctua products has the depression for the...

I needed to isolate the snap-on ends from TinmanTechnology's fan guard so I could make my new fan guard a success. These isolated bits make remixing easier, and the "plate" in the middle ensures your fan guard is at the right height. ...This isn't meant...