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SE3D Elegoo Centauri Carbon Toolhead Cover - Lightened and ∞ Symbol - Holes or Slotted Vents — zdjęcie 1

SE3D Elegoo Centauri Carbon Toolhead Cover - Lightened and ∞ Symbol - Holes or Slotted Vents

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Lightened up version of the SE3D Elegoo Centauri Carbon Toolhead Cover with the ∞ Symbol, Added vent slots!

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More Remix Notes:

This is of course based off of the very cool:  

SE3D Elegoo Centauri Carbon Toolhead Cover

UPDATE:

Please consider downloading this other, latest remix, it is what I was going for initially and the fan mounting is SO MUCH MORE ROBUST! And it's magnetic!

https://www.printables.com/model/1421513-lightend-hotend-cover-with-diamond-pattern

A lighter version of this is my new SM-33 Edition version - my new favorite! And also magnetic (SUPER easy nozzle swaps and jam/extruder maintenance). 

Initially, I removed the top vent overhang on the top angled face to try and print on that face… I ran into other support issues doing that. 

Due to SE3D text getting messed up/butchered by my update, I cleaned it up and added the infinity symbol.

Turned out to be a lighter model (about 8g lighter for ASA) and helps with PET-GF, the (more dense) material I chose to print it out of. 

WHY:

First of all, in general, a lightened tool head cover reduces toolhead mass and inertia, which can improve VFAs and printing speeds after you re-run input shaping (MANDATORY). 

Print settings:

I used 1 wall for both pieces EXCEPT I added modifiers (right click on object —> Add Modifier) to the pins for more infill. I also added a support blocker cube (same menu) for the strain relief - it doesn’t need them. Layer height doesn’t matter, 0.2 is fine. I also iron all top surfaces with 30% flow. Printed in ASA this came out to around 40g. I also tried PET-GF - but that is around 51g, for the raw cover weights.

Notes

This is a hackjob (literally hacked the top off), but the model is sound. Print with confidence, face down is fine! Just be careful with the dovetails as SE3D mentioned. 

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