Magnetic Effector with 3 Fans and LED Light Ring for Kossel Plus

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This is an improvement on my previous Magnetic Effector. Its improvements include holding up to three 5015 centrifugal fans, a LED light ring, and a z-probe. This provides plenty of cooling for printing PLA and a well-lit work area. There are versions available for both E3D and J-Head hotends. The E3D version was designed and tested to work with an E3D hotend or a Geeetech all-metal hotend. The J-Head version has been thoroughly tested to work with a Genuine J-Head hotend. I use the z-probe temporarily for auto-calibration purposes. You might want to consider using these magnetic effectors in conjunction with my carriage designs. If you need ball studs, I had quite a few made available, and I offer them for $1 each. I also precisely build carbon fiber arms that work seamlessly with these magnetic effectors. Post-Printing Requirements To assemble this magnetic effector, you will need up to three 5015 centrifugal fans similar to those found on eBay at: http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-pcs-Brushless-DC-Cooling-Blower-Fan-5015B-12V-50x50x15mm-2-Wires/141324730524 You will also need an LED light ring with an outside diameter of 60mm and inside diameter of 50mm. There are many affordable options available on Amazon and eBay. Six ball studs (which I sell for $1 each, plus postage) will be required. You will need six M3 Nyloc nuts for the ball studs. Two M3x10 socket head cap screws and two M3 nuts will also be necessary. Each fan requires an M3x25 socket head cap screw and M3 nut. A small amount of tape is needed for shimming the hotend to make it tight. Silicone glue or caulking, or rubber cement works well too. If you prefer to use the z-probe, a switch will come in handy. I only use the z-probe for auto-calibration purposes and then remove it. A 30mm axial fan is necessary if you are using a J-Head.