Bullseye for 5015 with LED strip

The Bullseye is notoriously effective and modular, but after finding my perfect combo (Bullseye - LEDs - 5015 part-cooling fan), I found it tedious to have the extra screws for the fan adapter and shoddy double-sided tape for the LED strip. I wanted a single unit that more securely held all of the components.

So I imported the mesh from them all into Fusion 360 and did my best to frankenstein them together.

I'm a novice, to say the least, and I didn't learn about Mesh Mixer until after doing this, so I ended up having to cover up the Bullseye logo on the front with Petsel's ender logo svg after messing it up with the 5015 adapter, and the rear-facing one wasn't a big deal to me, so I left it alone. Also, the duct mesh got kinda ugly, and the print reflects that. If anyone has suggestions for better ways to smooth out imported meshes, please comment or message me, and I would be eternally grateful! As far as its function, I give it 11/10. I'm really happy with how this turned out.

Also, apologies to everyone whose designs I adapted in this remix - Thingiverse didn't populate any of the three designs I used for this in the Remix dropdown, and I got an error when trying to click the Remix button on the Petsfang page. I'll check back later to see if I can add them properly... but for now I'm linking them below.

the Bullseye itself

Led strip for the Bullseye duct

and finally the 5015 adapter.

Additional note: The red version in the photos didn't hold up well to an enclosed environment for printing ABS, so before it completely warped/broke, I reprinted it in ABS, which is the black version in the video. PETG probably would have worked for better heat resistance, but ABS was already in the machine. :)

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

Ender 3 Pro

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

.2

Infill:

50

Filament: Anet PLA Red

Notes:

I used tree supports, 5 walls, 50% infill. I oriented the file just how Petsel instructs on the main Petsfang page.