*REALLY WORKS* Centauri Carbon Single Fan Intake muffled

Hey my good CC1 owner friends, I remix the glorious Centarui Carbon silencer mod to those who already has the Uncle Jessy filter mod, and do not want do change to another one and still wants to improve a little the CC1 intake fan noise. And I hope this remix serves to you!

So first of all, I want to thanks to @BMA_1619567 friend, that designed , in my opinion, one of the best mods for the Centauri Carbon 1. As the name says, IT REALLY WORKS. It will not make the CC1 quiet, but in my opinion, it helps a lot with the noise.

So I remix the model, performing some cuts and adjustments, to fit only the intake fan silencer with the Uncle Jessy’s filter mod. However I can give you the Uncle Jessy’s filter mod remix that I use, which allows to use another carbon filter with the addition of the HEPA filter ones.

Uncle Jessy's Centauri Carbon Filter Remix with Added Carbon Filter:

IMPORTANT NOTE:

The 3mf file has the silencer remix with the negative part of the Uncle Jessy’s filter remix to allow the threshold connection, DO NOT DELETE THE NEGATIVE OBJECT. And this negative object is the same size of the original Uncle Jessy’s filter mod, it only has more spacing to fit another carbon filter, but the bolt positioning and perimeter are the same.

Remix advantages

For me the main advantage of this remix, as I said before, is the fact that you can use the Uncle Jessy’s filter mod (or the remix that I use and mentioned before), and still get a nice silencer for the intake fan.

Also this remix uses a lot less support in comparison with the dual silencer, and obviously a lot less filament. And the supports here are only for external parts, which will not compromise the smoothness on the air flow part.

Required Hardware

The only additional hardware that you will need is a M3x10mm or M3x8mm bolt to fit the upper hole, that will fix the filter mod and the fan silenter. It’s important to mention that the model has the exactly threshold to fit the filter remix mod as you can see in the pictures below.

For the hole in the botton I changed the bolt from the Centauri Carbon panel (marked as red in the photo) from the original one on the hole marked with green, nut if you want to not change that, you can use a M3x8mm or M3x6mm too.

Print Orientation and settings

So obviously you can print with the settings you want, but what worked for me perfectly are the following settings:

• Layer Height: 0.2mm

• Wall loops: 2

• Sparse infill density: 20%

• Sparse Infill pattern: Gyroid

Supports

So as I mentioned on the model description, you should print the model faced “up” to allow the smoothest surface on the internals and print with the minimum supports possible.

The supports settings that I recommend to get the best flat surface possible are the following:

• Support type: Normal

• Support Top Interface layers: 5

• Support top interface spacing: 0.2mm

With 5 top interface layers and 0,2mm of spacing, you can get a nice flat surface on the parts that requires supports as you can see on the picture below: