Tronxy X3 TronRecognizer layer cooler and printer improve

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This is my first-ever design, more of an upgrade guide for your printer than a fully-fledged 3D model. I've never designed anything in 3D before, so please bear with me as I navigate these uncharted waters. Take the time to read through the instructions carefully and have fun! CAUTION: Read every word of the instructions before making any decisions about modifying your Tronxy X3. The Tronxy X3 printer required some modifications to work correctly due to its aluminum heating block being located inside the fan case. This led to temperature issues, including the heating block not reaching optimal temperatures for melting filament and the heatsink struggling to cool the filament because of heat transmission through hot air and the throat. These problems were solved as described in this document, and I've also included a custom STL file called TRONRECOGNIZER, which is a layer cooler that I created. I hope you find this design helpful and enjoyable to read/download. Thanks for taking the time to check it out! Special thanks go to c4sfer from the Telegram Tronxy 3D printers Spain group for suggesting the use of aluminum adhesive tape to keep air circulating within the case fan. I'm also grateful to the entire Tronxy 3D printer Spain's Telegram group for their support and guidance – you're always there to help this newbie! UPDATE 09-09-2018: After using the TRONRECOGNIZER layer cooler for a while, I can confidently say it works exceptionally well with a 50*20mm 12V 350mA fan. My print quality improved dramatically once I started using it – don't hesitate to give it a try!