Blower Attachment Bracket for the Back
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After installing the Titan Aero, I wanted to move the blower to the back of the carriage so it is easier to operate…
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After installing the Titan Aero, I wanted to move the blower to the back of the carriage so it is easier to operate the Titan extruder. This is a simple plate that uses already existing threaded holes on the original Anet A8 motor/extruder bracket. Here I am using a Titan Aero carriage bracket made by MCSTAN ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2234921 ) which he also carried over those two existing attachments.
I first had the blower sideways but that didn't work because it was hitting the vertical acrylic walls. Then I turned it 90 degrees and after printing so it would sit in the middle of the mount plate, I saw it wasn't in line with the nozzle. So moved it to the outside of one of the mount legs. In my picture you can see where I still have half of the clipped leg. But the attached file, v3, has this leg already removed.
I also had to limit the maximum X travel so the fan would not hit the far acrylic wall, but the nozzle still covered the bed all the way.
Next is a nozzle for this setup...
Thanks for MCSTAN to do the harder part which was the carriage mount for the Titan Aero!!
FIRST UPDATE:
After printing and installing this duct ( https://www.thingiverse.com/make:335412 ) from MrBlom, I had to do some tweeks... The blower needed to sit further away from the carriage and higher. So here is v4!!
Print Settings
Printer:
Anet A8
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
50% for the plate and 100 for the leg
Category: 3D Printer Parts