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Bambu Lab X1 Auxiliary Fan Attachment
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Allows to screw the auxiliary fan to the bar where the LED is attached. No drilling necessary.
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- Printables
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- Bambu Lab Parts & Upgrades
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The auxiliary fan of the Bambu Lab X1 3D printer is glued to the side wall. On arrival of the printer, the fan was loose. So, I decided to design a fan holder to be screwed to the bar where the LED is attached. When installed, the fan holder is completely invisible.
Steps:
- Print the fan holder in ABS or PETG, I used 30% infill. You need to rotate it around the X axis by 180 degrees and use support.
- Attach 2 M3 nuts with a tape below the top of the fan holder.
- Detach the fan from the wall. Remove any glue/tape residues from the wall.
- Unscrew the 3 fan screws on the back of the fan assembly.
- Attach the fan holder using the 3 screws at the same location.
- (optional) Attach velcro at the bottom bar.
- Detach the LED by sliding it a little to the back.
- Attach the fan holder with 2 M3 screws using the existing holes (going to the taped nuts).
- Reattach the LED.
- Done.