Exoslide Titan Aero Mount and Undermount LED

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Edit 4.28.2020: I updated the part cooling fan duct, moving it further away from the hotend to prevent melting, clearing space for wires and improving airflow. It also looks significantly better. I had installed the ExoSlide XZ kit on my Ender 3, but needed a way to upgrade to the E3D Titan Aero system. Since there wasn't a suitable solution available, I created this modification myself. After installing it on my Ender 3, I'm currently finishing the wiring process. I used PETG for the print, and we'll have to wait and see if it can withstand high temperatures in the long run. - The Exoslide frame mount should be printed with the side facing the ExoSlide bracket down. I was able to print this part without rafts or supports, securing it to the ExoSlide with 4 M4 cap head screws. - The Titan mount should be printed with the side facing the extruder down. I also managed to print this piece without rafts or supports, attaching it to the frame mount using 4 M4 cap head screws. - The fan duct should be printed with the bottom of the ducts down. Although I didn't need rafts for this part, it does require supports. I secured it to the titan mount using 2 M3 screws and 2 M3 nuts pressed into the slots on the titan mount. - The LED undermount is not technically part of the titan mount but provides a way to attach LEDs to the bottom of the ExoSlide carriage. I printed this part with the face toward the ExoSlide carriage down, without supports. However, you may need rafts and/or supports depending on your printer's bridging capabilities. This attaches using 2 M4 screws. I've marked this modification as a work in progress because I'm concerned about the fan duct being too close to the heater block. As I complete the wiring and restart printing, I'll be able to determine if it's too close. But for now, please note that it is relatively close.