So my problem was that BMG clones didn't grip the heatsink hard enough and the whole thing sways side to side with the slightest touch to blobs or overextrusions and I wanted to stop that, so I designed this to be super rigid and it has held up to (a lot of) abuse very well.
5000 mm/s^2 X Acceleration, 200 mm/s Speed, 20 mm/s3 Jerk, 28 mm3/s flow rate with CHT clone nozzle.
The heatsink fan being blocked doesn't seem to affect anything other than slightly slower heatsink cool-down speed after print finishes. Probe has not been adjusted in two months and has maintained z offset thanks to the rigid mount. The 4020 fan is used as a structural component, but 4010 fan will likely work fine as well. Only 2 bolts are really needed but 4 is recommended for rigidity.
Main body only consists of 3 parts;
How to assemble (All nuts and bolts are M3):
Fusion360 file is provided so you can see how it goes together. May require grinding down bolts a bit. Washers advised. Again, all M3.
This solid and rigid design design requires two cheap and lightweight aftermarket parts listed below, a plate and a mount adapter. On Aliexpress it's a total of less than $7 for a vastly increased reliability, rigidity, and print speed.
XY Acceleration 5000 mm/s^2 with all steppers on SpreadCycle (Creality 4.2.2 board with UART Mod, 900mA stepper current, default motors, ~70C X stepper temp @ 25C ambient)
Marlin Probe Offset 3.15, -41.33 mm. Mesh Inset 42 mmand
Uses the left fan shroud from the following (For this model the right fan shroud still uses the left side (shorter) one, just mirrored)
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441537
E3D V6 Mount Adapter: $3.9 (Not affiliated)
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3256805118686892.html
Direct Drive Plate: $2.93 (Not affiliated)
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3256805298503222.html
The author marked this model as their own original creation.