Filament cooler duct with LED (usb) fit to tech2c x-carrier and 3DTouch mount

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I'd like to express my gratitude to Tech2c for creating this excellent mount, as well as Chavostyle for producing a wonderful remix based on bshockme's original design. Initially, I was seeking a construction that not only supports 3D printing but also incorporates a BL touch feature and cools the filament from multiple angles. Unfortunately, I couldn't find anything suitable, so I decided to create my own fan duct. One unique aspect of this design is that the fan line runs between the nozzle and the BL touch, as evident in the accompanying pictures. After using the fan duct for some time, I've encountered no issues with heat buildup from the nozzle. In addition to its primary function, I've also integrated space within the filament duct for a USB LED plug, which can be purchased on eBay at https://www.ebay.de/itm/Tragbare-Mini-Tasche-Karte-Lampe-Licht-3-LED-Schlusselanhanger-USB-Licht/401311993372?hash=item5d700f0e1c:g:nYwAAOSwN6JY-dQE. Installing the LED requires grinding a portion of the chip, as shown in the accompanying picture. To prepare the USB cable, remove the plastic housing and strip away some insulation before carefully grinding a small area on the bracket provided by Tech2c, as illustrated in the image. This will prevent excessive light from shining directly into cameras or other devices. To minimize glare, I've also designed a panel for the LEDs. Simply connect the USB plug to your Raspberry device, and you're ready to go. I hope this setup meets your needs, and I'd be happy to assist if you encounter any issues. In the near future, I plan to work on an update that eliminates support material requirements.