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"French Horn" Filament Cooler for heavy bridging by decoder
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 1 month ago
This is a filament cooler that I've designed for my Geeetech I3 B Pro printer. With slight adaptations might fit to other printers. Feel free to remix it.
It is made from 3 parts:
The cooler support that attaches the cooler to the extruder
The pipe adapter
The nozzle pipe
You can use the the nozzle pipe provided in the model but I recommend to make it from aluminium, see instructions bellow.
You will need:
Cooler Blower Turbo Fan DC 12V Fan with 50x50x15mm (see pics)
3x M3 bolts ~5mm length
1x M3 bolt 25mm
1x M3 Nut
Here you can see the cooler in action, printing a simple [bridge test]:https://youtu.be/JrjaLDI71sg
UPDATE 1 - This cooler was mainly designed for printing bridges. For normal objects disable the cooling or move the aluminium pipe a little bit away from the nozzle. You can also try to let the cooling enabled but remove the pipe completely letting the air to flow from distance
It is made from 3 parts:
The cooler support that attaches the cooler to the extruder
The pipe adapter
The nozzle pipe
You can use the the nozzle pipe provided in the model but I recommend to make it from aluminium, see instructions bellow.
You will need:
Cooler Blower Turbo Fan DC 12V Fan with 50x50x15mm (see pics)
3x M3 bolts ~5mm length
1x M3 bolt 25mm
1x M3 Nut
Here you can see the cooler in action, printing a simple [bridge test]:https://youtu.be/JrjaLDI71sg
UPDATE 1 - This cooler was mainly designed for printing bridges. For normal objects disable the cooling or move the aluminium pipe a little bit away from the nozzle. You can also try to let the cooling enabled but remove the pipe completely letting the air to flow from distance