Quieter Ender 3 V2 Motherboard Enclosure
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Motherboard enclosure that has a reduced pitch and dB!
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In my hopes to reduce the overall noise level of my Ender 3 V2, I decided to make this new version of the motherboard cover. By eliminating the fan cover, the pitch and overall dB are reduced significantly. Read more about it here. I applied this same feature to my custom-designed fan shroud for the hotend - also highly recommended if your goal is to reduce the V2's overall noise level.
Print details (PETG recommended - but PLA works well enough):
Layer height = 0.2 mm
Perimeter = 3
Temp = 240C hotend / 80C nozzle
Infill = 20% Rectilinear
Supports = “Support on build plate only”
This print has 3 counterbores on the bottom side that can't be printed without supports. No warping is critical for this print, so make sure the bottom is as flat as possible. Assembly is straightforward. Place all screws in the same place as the original metal cover. The fan should sit parallel to the part top surface. Some flexing of the model is okay if using PETG.
Note: The fan only turns on when the bed is being heated or the stepper motors are running. But I still pre-caution to turn off the printer when grabbing the underside for service or relocation.
If you enjoyed this motherboard enclosure modification, please donate (below the “Download” button above). This print took some time to model + modify for printability and ease of installation. This will allow me to release other updated versions in the future.