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E3d V6 hot end mount
E3D V6 hot end mount for ultimaker original
3D printer parts and enhancements
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Description
This is one integrated mount for E3D V6 hot end for ultimaker original. Designed to be used with ultimaker heater cartridge but with e3d heater block.
You can use even a thermistor or thermocouple (it have holes for thermocouple transmiter)
For use the thermocouple you have to take out the thermocouple from its original encaspulate (metal) and use it without it. (maybe you have to take out also the ceramic protection inside it) It's really easy to do.
With this mount you just need:
-Metal parts from e3d v6 bowden
-100k ntc thermistor with cables (if you don't want to unmount your thermocouple)
-30mm fan
-2x 40mm fans (optional if you want symmetrical cooling)
Even it's designed to be in same place than original hot end you must readjust the XY endstops or change the trigger in the XY blocks (alan89 blocks are perfect for this)
Tested with Reptar XY blocks and the ones designed by alan89 (I use this ones). Not tested with original ones.
Double fanduct for 40mm fans. The fans are 4mm high to avoid clips for heated bed.
This is the first version, still testing it.
[EDIT] Updated file for right fan, the one in E3dV6 was ok but the "right fan" file was an older version. Sorry.
Materials and methods
3x10 and 3x12 plastite screws
Documents
Edit in 3dslash
Comments
Erkan Kilmen added this to the Extruder collection ago
Ryan Lake added this to the Ultimaker Original+ Upgrade collection ago
Stellar823 added this to the parts collection ago
spindle_dev added this to the UMO Parts collection ago
Jhan added this to the printer parts collection ago
Curven added this to the Custom UMO upgrade collection ago
Stephen Brew added this to the UMO Stuff collection ago
ataraxis printed this ago
- Printed on:
- ultimaker original
- Result:
- filled 100%, ABS, some oozzing on the fan shrouts, the rest is perfect. Print it without any support!
- Feedback:
- Is there a reason why the clearance (to the heater block) of the right fan differs from the clearance of the left fan? Would be nice in general, if you can make the gap a bit wider for the silicon sock sold by e3d :)
Charlie added this to the UMO upgrade collection ago
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uguryildirim added this to the Printer collection ago
Barrett Dent added this to the 3D Printer - Upgrades - PrintTable collection ago
Navin Angkanavin added this to the UM2 collection ago
Lee Anderson added this to the Ultimaker Upgrades collection ago
Adam Rękosiewicz added this to the mods collection ago
Chris Branson added this to the Printer Parts collection ago
timminator93 printed this ago
- Printed on:
- Reprapsource - Prusa i3 Kit updated version
- Result:
- perfect
- Feedback:
- Thank you so much this helped me a lot on my way building my own ultimaker-like printer
VGer01 added this to the Ultimake upgrades collection ago
Rupert Shih added this to the Extruder collection ago
Gnevko commented ago"Solidworks file on youmagine" ... and where?
Evils commented agoHi @Rai,
I've printed your holder and changed the axis and everything on my printer to make it work. Unfortunately I have two problems where an answer from you (or someone else) would help me a lot:
1.) The left fan started to melt to the heatblock as it's a little closer than the right one, is this due to a bad heatblock I got or is there something I can do? Also, both fans seem a little high (like 2mm) and seem to cool mostly the heatblock, not the part.
2) You've updated most files here in April 2016 while the ones you uploaded on another Platform (thingiverse) haven't been updated. What was the update?
Thanks a lot!
Erik de Bruijn added this to the Ultimaker 2 upgrades! collection ago
Jeffrey Burdick commented agoYou currently have this design under a CC BY-SA license. That license allows others to use the design commercially. This means the Chinese company making them out of Al and selling them is entirely in the right to do so. If you are genuinely not happy about people profiting from your designs you should consider changing the license to something non-commercial. There are non-commercial versions of the CC license, such as the CC BY-NC-SA: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
This is the same license Ultimaker uses for their machine designs: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/ultimaker-original
Rai commented agoHi!
I took out the cad files since someone use to clone it, sell it in chinese store made in aluminium and made business with my free job. So i won't upload cad files any more. Sorry.
ficklecycler added this to the Ultimaker / Smartmaker Clone collection ago
madchombiton commented agoAre the CAD files still available? It says on the Thingiverse page that they are available here, but I can't find them. I'd like to remix this one for the ultimaker 2 (and clones thereof), where the xy rods are reversified. This works as is, but since they changed which axis rods are on top and bottom, the extruder mount sits 90 degrees off of it's intended angle, and the fans get in the way towards the back of the machine.
skovle999 added this to the Ultimaker 2 collection ago
Lisca added this to the 3D Printer Parts collection ago
mbartels added this to the Ultimaker Parts collection ago
dashhunter added this to the My collection collection ago
Kresimir Zezelj added this to the E3D collection agoKresimir Zezelj printed this ago
- Printed on:
- Ultimaker - Ultimaker Original
- Result:
- Awesome
Dragos Popovici added this to the Ultimaker upgrades collection ago
seansadler added this to the Print Head Designs collection ago
эдуард шоломинский added this to the головка ху экструдера collection ago
Gary Davis commented agoWhy did you rotate the fans from the original design? It means having to adjust the build area, which is a pain.
Sergey Fedorov added this to the Ultimaker 2 Upgrade collection ago
jeffrey montoya added this to the Ultimaker printer collection ago
Polymorph added this to the Ultimaker Upgrades collection ago
Traroth commented agoIf you're using E3D 30mm and 40mm fans, 2.5mm x 18mm plastite screws are working fine to fix them on the 3D printed pieces.
JAT.MN added this to the Ultimaker Mods collection ago
Mitch Pricer added this to the E3D collection ago
erikgj added this to the UM2 Upgrades collection ago
Richard M commented agoWhen I fitted an e3d to an ultimaker I bought and fitted a cheap DC-DC converter for the fans. eg £0.99 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/171814039953?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Traroth commented agoWhat about the electronic part? How do you mount the new extruder and 3 fans instead of one on an Ultimaker card? I bought 12V fans, is that ok? The regular Ultimaker extruder fan works with 19V.
Rai published this design ago