UMO fanduct for 3dSolex and E3D nozzles

3.5 mm shorter fanduct to be able to install the nozzles from 3dSolex and E3D without hitting the bed.

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Description

3.5 mm shorter fanduct to be able to install the nozzles from 3dSolex and E3D without hitting the bed. I printed it with XT. the STL is in a strange orientation so you need to rotate it in cura 120 degrees and I recommend to rotate it so the overhang of the mounting bracket is cooled well, when printing with XT.

Materials and methods

Just a drop in replacement of the UMOs fan shroud. You maybe need to trim the 3mm threaded rod a bit (I can't tell as I did that a while ago).

Documents

Fanduct Mb 3dsolex E3d V1.1 Rot
STL – 1.1 mb
Version 1 - Apr 01, 2016
Updated on 01-04-2016 – 2:02 h – 12 g – 61×50×40 mm
Edit in 3dslash
Version 1 - April 01, 2016 12:38
Download
Mb Fanduct E3d V6 Nozzle
STP – 270 kb
Version 1 - Jul 21, 2016
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Comments

papillon added this to the UMO Upgrades collection 23 days ago

Jhan added this to the printer parts collection almost 6 years ago

Brian Daw added this to the printer tools collection about 6 years ago

wowowaa added this to the CTC Giant collection over 6 years ago

rowiac added this to the UMO Mods collection over 6 years ago

catohagen commented over 6 years ago

I modified the design to use 40mm fans, and I added a right side fanduct for a dual fan setup.

https://www.youmagine.com/designs/umo-40mm-fanduct-for-3dsolex-nozzles-modification

Martin Bienz commented over 6 years ago

@catohagen, sure! :) it is there under downloads. Please share the result.

catohagen commented over 6 years ago

Hi, could you share the 3d model too ? (.stp ?)

I want to modify and add slots where the m3 nuts sit so they dont come loose...

Martin Bienz commented about 7 years ago

@charger 01, you should turn your heater block by 90 degrees so the duct does not hit it.

charger_01 printed this about 7 years ago

Printed on:: Ultimaker - Ultimaker Original
Result:: Fits perfect, an isolation between fan duct and hot end should be installed .-)

Joerg Torhoff added this to the Ultimaker Parts collection over 7 years ago

Didier Klein added this to the UMO parts collection over 7 years ago

Martin Bienz published this design over 7 years ago