Exhaust check valve for K40 Laser Thingiverse

Exhaust check valve for K40 Laser

Thingiverse Arminth Free 3D Printable

Update as of February6, 2022:Added a protection ring to keep the axle in place and to prevent flap from touching the exhaust tube. Flapdesign adjusted for clearance. See last picture.This is a simple to print and assemble check valve preventing cold air getting into the room, where the K40 is located.Use a piece of welding rod or filament as an axle. Fix the axle to the flap with superglue if needed. Cut the axle a bit shorther than flush to prevent binding on the exhausttube. New: Use the protection ring if applicable to keep axle in place and protect flap from exhausttube..You might need to add a bit of maskingtape around the tube for an airtight fit to the K40.Here it is in action:https://youtu.be/11aAburDRqoThis is only tested with the new type of K40 with an integrated exhaust 24V fan.OpenSCAD file is included as usual for easy adjusting.Have fun!CheersArmin

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Creator Arminth
Price Free
Formats STL / 3D Printable
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3D Printable Yes
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