Malyan M150 print head conversion for Creality hotend
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Changed print head in order to fit a Creality hotend (Ender 3), with rear fan holder.
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Malyan M150 uses MK10 hotend, but I wanted to use Bondtech CHT nozzle which is compatible only with MK8 or V6 hotends, so I bought a cheap Creality hotend and made a conversion to fit it.
Required:
4x M3x20
4x M3x16
2x M3x12
1x M3x10
4x M3 hex nut
5x M3 square nut
1x M4x8
2x M4 hex nut
1x M4x20
2x M2x5 (for Z endstop)
2x M2x10 (for Z endstop)
It uses the same rear fan duct I made for the original hotend: https://www.printables.com/model/499412-malyan-m150-rear-fan-holder
I printed this with PETG (it might get too warm for PLA since it's holding a motor). Otherwise no special requirements for print settings. Supports are not needed except for two places on the head and fan duct (see the images).
With the new hotend, nozzle will end up a bit father away from the bed, so the endstop must be adjusted. I've made an adapter for Z endstop to move its position -5.5mm, but the amount may be different on other printers.