Magnetic Fan Mount Anet

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This is my design of a magnetic fan mount for the Anet A6. It's quite simple to install and brings the advantage that you are able to switch the filament easy instead of trying it until you are sweating. What you need: - Both parts - Two M3x25 screws - Four M3x16 screws - Eight 6mmx2mm neodymium magnets (http://amzn.to/2I8BSX5) - Glue - Your cooling fan Installation: 1. Take the part "Lüftermontage" and assemble your fan on it using the four M3x16 screws. 2. Glue four of the neodymium magnets on the other side of the holes. 3. Take the part "Lüfteraufnahme" and assemble it on the extruder using the two M3x25 screws. 4. Put in the other four magnets in the four holes you find on this part. Don't glue them or only both upper magnets. Maybe sometimes you still want to disassemble the part. 5. Connect your fan - you are done! One product I would recommend: http://amzn.to/2FlEbnY Normally I don't do advertisement, but this fan I bought for the project is definitely 110% worth its money. It is an ultraquiet fan. Sometimes I ask myself if the printer is already turned on. This design is my magnetic fan mount for the Anet A6. Installation is quite simple and brings the advantage that you can easily switch filaments instead of trying until you're sweating. What you need: - Both parts - Two M3x25 screws - Four M3x16 screws - Eight 6mmx2mm neodymium magnets (http://amzn.to/2I8BSX5) - Glue - Your cooling fan Installation: 1. Take the part "Lüftermontage" and assemble your fan using four M3x16 screws. 2. Glue four neodymium magnets on the other side of the holes. 3. Assemble the part "Lüfteraufnahme" onto the extruder with two M3x25 screws. 4. Place the remaining four magnets in the holes you find on this part, but don't glue them or just attach the upper ones to make it easier to disassemble later if needed. 5. Connect your fan and you're done! I recommend a product: http://amzn.to/2FlEbnY This is an ultraquiet fan that I bought for the project and it's definitely worth its money, 110%. Sometimes I wonder if the printer is already turned on due to how quiet it is.