fan 5015 anycubic predator

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I'll just rewrite that for you. Converting the 5015 fan to an AnyCubic Predator requires some creativity and tinkering. First, disassemble the Predator's top plate by removing the screws holding it in place. Next, take note of the fan mount design on the Predator and compare it to the 5015 fan's mounting points. You'll need to create a custom bracket or adapter to secure the 5015 fan to the Predator's motor shaft. To begin, gather some basic materials like aluminum or PVC pipes, hot glue, and a drill press. Design your bracket around the Predator's fan mount, taking care to ensure it fits snugly and provides even support for the heavier 5015 fan. Once you have your design finalized, cut out the necessary pieces and assemble the bracket using hot glue. After attaching the bracket to the Predator's motor shaft, secure the 5015 fan in place with additional hot glue or screws. Test your setup by powering on the 5013 and verifying that it spins smoothly and quietly.