This looks great! Noob question, how do i print this without it filling up with impossible to remove supports?
This looks great! Noob question, how do i print this without it filling up with impossible to remove supports?
Muy buen diseño y fácil de instalar. Impreso en ABS para aguantar el calor del hotend, con altura de capa 0,2. al tener Las 3 toberas, se reparte uniformemente el flujo de aire y refrigera muy bien todas las capas.
Estoy pendiente de poner un ventilador de mejor calidad, pero el diseño es de 10 mi más sincera en horario al diseñador y muchísimas gracias por compartir



I don't know why but for some reason the trapezoidal mount appears to be too thick, and thus the duct exhaust end isn't properly centered to fit around my nozzle/heater block. I suspected that part of the problem was the silicone cover but I see that you have that on your 3d mockup. I suspect the issue is that I'm just an idiot.
Okay, yeah, it turns out my heater block is rotated 180 degrees compared to yours. Interesting...
@Ampp33 Yes he have the heater block rotated 180 degrees compared to me too lol if i want to change the position i have to disconnect the heater cartridge and heat sensor... Flemme
Hello, the new Revo Hemera upgrade says the nozzle is about 2mm longer than the original. The installation guide says:
The X and Y offsets will also remain the same but you will need to change your Z offset as the Revo is around 2mm longer.
Would you be able to revise the current version of the part fan, to accommodate this?
Erst mal super Design, lässt sich einfach drucken. Dazu wenn der Lüfter passt, hat man keine Probleme mehr mit Überhängen.
Prints great and works well on Hemera
Thanks for sharing this great fan duct. In practice I found there is almost no cooling left hand side from the nozzle so I see issues in my prints on the left side and this is because the back"leg" of the fan duct seems too short. Could be well 5-6 mm longer in the back part at least for Artillery Sidewinder X1 and Artillery Genius printers. Any chance you will share or publish a step file so I could modify it to my need?
Would you be willing to share a .step file. I'm trying to adapt this duct to work on an Ender 5 but as you can see from the picture I need to change that back section to give it clearance from the carriage wheel. I'd be happy to share my work back to you, give you any credit you need or even donate back to you, or compensate you for your work.

Hi! Nice, compact and functional model. Thank you!
Any chance you could share the native design file format or a STEP file? I'd like to modify this a bit.