Remix/MK3S+ RHD Nozzle Fan Shroud

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This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4124587. Thanks for the great design @RH_Dreambox, and the flow simulations, it works really well! I made some tweaks to enhance the part and also attached both the .stp file and the .stl file for your remix. I did a few enhancements as detailed below and in the pics: 1. Added a viewing port to see the nozzle during print. 2. modified the right mounting fixture specifically for MK3S+ fitment to help keep the fan duct level. 3. Added mounts for 3x 3mm LEDs right at the nozzle tip 4. Added chamfers to reduce weight where possible ** PLEASE SHARE YOUR PRINTS, AS I'M NEW TO THIS HOBBY, AND WOULD LOVE TO HEAR IF THIS REMIX WORKED OUT FOR YOU. ** Notes: 1. I have a blue silicone sock on my heat block so it blocks some light from getting to the nozzle. However, I plan to add some aluminum tape on the front parts of the shroud to help reflect some more light. It does not replace the need for ambient flood lights to better observe your print. 2. I ordered white 3mm LEDs (24v) from Amazon: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VD1KRDW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 3. I printed the fan duct in white (ABS) to both reflect and diffuse the light better. Plus the fan shroud "glows" during the print, which is a pretty cool effect I think. 4. Some soldering needed to connect the 3x LEDs in parallel, and route the wires with the main cable bundle to the Einsy board and tapped into one of the main PSU terminals so it's always on when the printer is ON. 5. Not recommended to print in PLA due to high heat in proximity to heat block. ABS highly recommended--I prefer white color (or even PC if you have an enclosure.) 6. Print with 4-5mm brim to keep the part from warping. Turn bridging ON. (I use a Wham Bam print surface, works great!). 7. Some overhang areas in the inside don't bridge well, so you'll need to do some trimming / post-processing. Updated 5/2/2021: I added aluminum foil tape (HVAC duct tape, buy at any home/hardware store) for 3 reasons: 1. serve as heat spreader so that the heater block has less of an effect on the ABS plastic. 2. Reflects radiant heat from the heat block, thereby reducing the amount of heat the shroud. 3. serves as light reflector to get more scattered light to the extruder. Happy printing! Ryan