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The InDuctor Ender 3v2 (BLTouch in the duct) by mikeybme
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years ago
UPDATED VERSIONS HERE:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4881811
-BLTouch mounted in the duct in line with the nozzle optimizing bed probing area.
-Large probe area; x 0-220, y 0-199mm.
-No more incorrect readings from a slanted or unlevel gantry, the z-offset will always be the same.
-Works with stock parts, only need hardware (m2+m3 screws).
-Single or dual radial fans.
-4010 or 4020 fans.
-Lightweight 28g@20%infill, 44g@100%infill.
-Parts cooling fan cools the parts, not the nozzle.
-Large cooling area helps prevent cold spots and temperature differences that may cause warping or poor layer adhesion .
-Stock parts cooling duct can bridge to 70mm quite well. Can bridge up to 100mm, but with some droppings. (Test done with 2 radial fans)
-Easy install, no need to remove hotend.
Probe offset x-0 y-36.
Also added a file with supports as the generated ones just didn't jive.
And now, a Spongebob version (untested), a probeless version, and one with the main body up raised 2mm as some ducts may be a little taller.
Also, wouldn't hurt to have your hand on the power switch for the first z-home, just incase.
-BLTouch mounted in the duct in line with the nozzle optimizing bed probing area.
-Large probe area; x 0-220, y 0-199mm.
-No more incorrect readings from a slanted or unlevel gantry, the z-offset will always be the same.
-Works with stock parts, only need hardware (m2+m3 screws).
-Single or dual radial fans.
-4010 or 4020 fans.
-Lightweight 28g@20%infill, 44g@100%infill.
-Parts cooling fan cools the parts, not the nozzle.
-Large cooling area helps prevent cold spots and temperature differences that may cause warping or poor layer adhesion .
-Stock parts cooling duct can bridge to 70mm quite well. Can bridge up to 100mm, but with some droppings. (Test done with 2 radial fans)
-Easy install, no need to remove hotend.
Probe offset x-0 y-36.
Also added a file with supports as the generated ones just didn't jive.
And now, a Spongebob version (untested), a probeless version, and one with the main body up raised 2mm as some ducts may be a little taller.
Also, wouldn't hurt to have your hand on the power switch for the first z-home, just incase.