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locationbooby

over 1 year

Any plans to develop a model with two nozzles? I basically just mirror-imaged one side of the model to create room for two nozzles, but I'm not sure of the license terms on youmagine. On Thingiverse, all you have to do is click on the "Remix" button, and you're good to go [word wipe](https://wordwipe.io).

Bevis Jason

almost 2 years

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dintid

almost 9 years

Any plan on creating a dual nozzle model? I took the model and basically just mirroed one side to make room for 2 nozzles, but I'm unsure as to the license agreements here on youmagine - on Thingiverse you can just click on a "Remix" botton and your good to go. Regards, Morten, Denmark

Christopher Bray

almost 9 years

Since this fan shroud extends further to the front, do you have any problems with collisions when printing at the extreme front edge of the print area?

Gilberto Lopez

about 9 years

Thanks for sharing ... I have solved the cooling problems on the right side ... it was my mistake to the blower assembly too attached to the heating block .. (thinking it was enough silicone protection ... but the error It was mine. I will adjust the gap),,, but overall the results I was looking...  is excellent .... thank you ... Mexicali, Baja California. Gracias por compartir ... He resuelto los problemas de enfriamiento en el lado derecho ... fue mi error al ensamblaje del ventilador demasiado unida al bloque de calentamiento .. (pensando que era suficiente la protección de silicona ... pero el error Era la mío. yo ajustare la separacion),,, pero en general los resultados que estaba buscando ... es excelente .... gracias ... Mexicali, Baja California.

rxtx

over 9 years

Hi I printed this fan duct in PLA and even with 3 layers of kapton tape the base just below the heating block still gets quite soft but not hot enough to completely melt and drop out. I raised my nozzle/block by tightening the aluminum nut and made the duct as low as possible but it stills comes to within a few mm of contact. You could still lower the whole thing by a few mm without coming too close to the nozzle. After a PID autotune my nozzle temp only deviates by +-1C. Overall I like the design and will continue to use it to see how it holds up. Thanks!

Evan Pickett

over 9 years

I printed this out of Bridge Nylon and used "flame spray masking tape" and a layer of aluminum tape over the top. I am hoping this will solve the heater error I have been getting on a large flat part.

ultibrain

over 9 years

I think I might like this design, because it prevents air flowing towards the heater block, and so prevents undesired cooling of the hot-end. Will have to buy a role of Kapton, will definitely try this! Thanks for sharing!