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Smart Effector 5015 Radial Fan Mount (Beefy)

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My Sunon 5015 V1 were too shaky on the slim fan mounts from cylon25 and they started shaking a lot and the MagLev…

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My Sunon 5015 V1 were too shaky on the slim fan mounts from cylon25 and they started shaking a lot and the MagLev bearings started to make nasty noises because of the vibrations.

So I designed these more beefy mounts from the ground op. They weight about 9g with my settings.

I also moved the fan up about 1.5mm as the ducts got caught in the print more often than not with the original fixings. I also corrected the fan position (-3deg, as they were mounted a bit skewed on the original fixing).

The vibrations are now almost gone - as is the shaking of the fans and my MagLev bearings stay silent up to 4k jerk with 9k accelleration (before I had to go down to < 500jerk to not have the MagLev bearings making "bang" noises).

I'm not too experienced in Fusion360, so please forgive me for the somewhat messy source file.

I'm open to suggestions for improvement! Just leave a comment :)

PS: The outer dimensions of the mounts are the same as the originals! The only direction they grow in is to the inside.

PPS: You'll need to print the 2nd one mirrored along the Y axis of course ;-)

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Anycubic

Printer:

Predator

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

Supports:

No

Resolution:

0.3mm

Infill:

18% Cubic

Filament: 3DJake ecoPLA PLA Black


Notes:

I printed the mounts with 3 bottom/top layers and 4 perimeters. I think they are sturdy enough to allow for even less support than 18%.

Post-Printing =============

M3 Taps

The fan mounting holes are small enough to allow for an M3 tap if you can't get the screw in. They were a bit on the tight side on my printer so I couldn't get the screw through the hole without tapping it first.

You may need to experiment with the flow to make the M3 screws fit.

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