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Advanced Filtration System Adjustable Exhaust (v1 & v2) for the Original Prusa Enclosure
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Adjustable Exhaust for the Original Prusa Enclosure Advanced Filtration System
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Prusa Parts & Upgrades
- License
- GNU General Public License v3.0
You might want to look at my recent Adjustable Exhaust v3
Remixed the Advanced Filtration System Add-on Printable Parts to add a ducting and exhaust system that can be easily oriented to redirect airflow into or out of the enclosure
Features
- Easy to print and to assemble
- Can be easily oriented to redirect airflow into or out of the enclosure
- Keeps the enclosure cooler while printing PLA (around 24.9°) or PETG (26.9°)
- Keeps the enclosure warm while printing ABS or ASA
- 2 Choices of Exhaust Duct
- 90Deg : Fits the Fan Rotated 90deg - Prusa Filtration System Housing Remix
- Requires printing a Remix of the Advanced Filtration System Add-on
- But provides an almost direct line ducting and better airflow
- Original : Fits the Original Advanced Filtration System Add-on Printable Parts
- Reuses the existing Advanced Filtration System Add-on
- But the ducting is curve and allows less air circulation
- 90Deg : Fits the Fan Rotated 90deg - Prusa Filtration System Housing Remix
What you need
- Super Glue
- Spare nylon rivets (4x)
- M3x6 Socket Head Cap Screws (3x)
- Printed parts
- Exhaust
- Duct (90Deg) v2
- Print the Fan Rotated 90deg - Prusa Filtration System Housing Remix
- v2_duct_seg(1,2,3,4)
- Duct (Original) v1
- Reuses the existing Advanced Filtration System Add-on printed part
- v1_duct_seg(1,2,3,4,5)
Be advised
- This is a tight fit, your printer and filament settings must be well calibrated
- Super Glue is needed to hold the duct segments together
- Please, let me know if your encounter problems
- I will try to help you solve them
Print settings
- Common settings
- Filament : Generic PETG
- Printer : Original Prusa MK4 Input Shaper 0.4 nozzle
- Print settings : Default 0.20mm STRUCTURAL
- Perimeter generator : Arachne
- Perimeters : 2
- Infill pattern : Gyroid
- Infill density : 15%
- exhaust_(cover & duct)
- Support : None
- Brim : None
- exhaust_selector
- Supports : Support on build plate only
- Support style : Organic
- XY separation : 120%
- Brim : None
- duct_seal
- Supports : Support on build plate only
- Support style : Snug
- XY separation : 120%
- Brim : None
- v(1,2)_duct_seg(1,2,3,4~5)
- Supports : None
- Brim : Yes
Post processing
- duct_seal
- Use Super Glue to attach the duct_seal on the AFS Add-on fan exhaust
- OR you can use three M3x6 socket head screws
- Take extra care when drilling the holes in the AFS
- Make sure you don't overtighten the screws
- OR you can use three M3x6 socket head screws
- Use Super Glue to attach the duct_seal on the AFS Add-on fan exhaust
- v(1,2)_duct_seg(1, 2, 3, 4~5)
- Use Super Glue to join the duct segments together
Assembly (no glue is needed for assembly from this point on)
- Use 4 nylon rivets to attach the exhaust_cover to the back acrylic panel
- Use the spare nylon rivets provided with the Original Prusa Enclosure
- Insert (slide) the duct segments into the duct_seal
- Insert (slide) the exhaust_duct into the exhaust_cover
- Connect the exhaust_duct to duct segments
Change Log
- 2024-05-13 v2 : Added a v2_duct_seal
- Removed the top part or the rail for easy duct installation and removal
- 2024-05-11 v2 : Added the Duct for the Duct (90Deg)
- Thanks to Vespercorp for providing me with the 90Deg Remix