Up mini top mount fan

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During PLA printing, it's vital to remove the top panel in order to evacuate the hottest air instantly. I utilize the freed space by adding an additional fan. The support for a 90mm fan takes place above the front door and stays firmly in place with velcro. The airpipe sends air directly to the PLA piece. Since the fan is plugged into an external power supply, I designed the piece with holes and spaces for invisible wires that will be used after my printer warranty expires. Then, I plan to use an internal 12V source and a PWM regulator to control the airflow effectively. Print Settings Printer Brand: Up! Printer Model: Up Mini Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.20mm Infill: Not necessary for strength Notes: There are three pieces to print: 1. The main panel, which splits into two sides, left and right, that fit together seamlessly. 2. The rear panel with the airpipe, designed to be connected without any glue. 3. All pieces lock together perfectly without requiring any adhesive.