Gamma Toolhead Mod

Update:
There is a mod to add a LED close to the nozzle, you can find it here:
https://docs.opencentauri.cc/mods/light_mods/

Thing is, the first back cowl doesn't have the cutout for it, so I created a new back for the thing, “Back Cowl Light”. It's the last file in the 3d viewer.

I made slight changes to the original case models and added some accents for colored parts. The “WK Gamma” file has built-in supports, and I made slight changes compared to the original. Supports should be disabled, all needed supports are still built into the model and can be snapped off easily.
The original screws holding the fan can be re-used with the updated (deeper) screwholders, though they won't fit the accented screwheads. You might either leave those heads off or find screws fitting those accented screwheads. Unfortunately screw sizes vary vastly depending on which country you're based in. It took me a week to find exactly what I wanted here in New Zealand (we have a weird mix of units here).
The ring and the square frame need to be glued in.
I printed mine in ASA for the case parts and PLA for the color parts. I'd recommend ASA/ ABS or better for better mechanical and heat durability.
My files are created in Orca 2.3.1, which means Elegoo slicer (based on older Orca version) might complain, but will accept at least the geometry. The settings in my file suit my printer and filament, so you will have to adjust them for yours.
For anything else you might check Robert's documents in the original post.I made slight changes to the original case models and added some accents for colored parts. The “WK Gamma” file has built-in supports, and I made slight changes compared to the original. Supports should be disabled, all needed supports are still built into the model and can be snapped off easily.
You need eight 6x3mm disc magnets to hold the parts together.

The original screws holding the fan can be re-used with the updated (deeper) screwholders, though they won't fit the accented screwheads. You might either leave those heads off or find screws fitting those accented screwheads. Unfortunately screw sizes vary vastly depending on which country you're based in. It took me a week to find exactly what I wanted here in New Zealand (we have a weird mix of units here).
The ring and the square frame need to be glued in.
I printed mine in ASA for the case parts and PLA for the color parts. I'd recommend ASA/ ABS or better for better mechanical and heat durability.

Btw, the high gloss in my version comes from a couple hours sanding and polishing.

My files are created in Orca 2.3.1, which means Elegoo slicer (based on older Orca version) might complain, but will accept at least the geometry. The settings in my file suit my printer and filament, so you will have to adjust them for yours.
For anything else you might check Robert's documents in the original post.