3010 to 4010 Fan adapter for a Raise3D E2.
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A quick, easy, and small form factor mount to adapt a 3010 fan to a Noctua NF-A4x10 Fan.
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My first upload here, I have a couple on MakerWorld, but figured this is a more fitting place for this.
This is a low profile 3010 to Noctua NF-A4x10 fan adapter.
My work's Raise3D E2's heat sink fan died out and naturally I wanted to replace it with a Noctua Fan. I couldn't find a model so I made this. It may not be very aerodynamic, but it works and works very well.
This is a pretty straightforward install, if you are comfortable with dealing with 2.54mm JST terminals and tiny wires.
Print in any orientation you'd like, whichever you think is stronger. The .3mf is for an X1C (if it works like that) Bonus points for Prusa X Noctua filament.
Make sure to get the 12v PMW fan.
https://www.noctua.at/en/products/nf-a4x10-pwm
You are replacing Fan 1 (LH Extruder) & Fan 2 (RH Extruder) 's JST plugs.
From Noctua's Website, the Yellow is the Positive (+) wire, and the black is the negative (-) wire. The Blue and Green Wires are not needed.
Make sure that you measure the cable lengths when cutting the Noctua fan wires. I almost messed up with the RH Extruder's wiring by cutting it a tiny bit too short. So measure twice cut once!
The adapter uses the provided Noctua Fan screws & you will need two (per each mount) M3x(at least)6mm Socket Head Screws. The holes in the "bevel" should be upright (I figured it would help with airflow, while keeping excess air out from cooling the extruder).
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out or comment!