Direct Drive support with Satsana shrowd, OEM screw

Hey! this is my first important remix so i decided to share it.
I needed to convert my Ender 3 v1 from bowden to direct drive, so i found this nice adapter from User "Madau3d" known as the "Drivinator",
as far as i know is compatible with ender 3-pro-cr-10 and all the one that use the same x-axis mount.

In my setup i mounted a better extruder from the stock one, the "Bondtech bmg", in the photo you'll see the stock stepmotor, but i advise as i did, to replace it to lighter or "pancake" stepmotor.

 
The real need and modification to the model are to accomodate the Satsana fan douct, as i found it good looking ad fuctional for my actual need,
i replaced with a better 40x40x20 the heatsink fan, and a single 4010 radial fan as cooling nozzle, and the BL touch on the other side, so changes are made.

MAJOR CHANGES:
-Modified the exterior to remove the side cable holder as i don't needed it (i found other mixes that do that too so i did it)
-Modified the frontal underside with the screw hole, as to fit the shrowd needed to be couple mm higher, and remove all the fixed slot to push on the x-rail.
-Modified the back with one more central hole to accomodate the back side support to fix the upper screw of the shrowd.
-Modified the frontal horinzontal right side to shorten a bit the corner as the cable guide/holder of the shrowd was still in the way and not being to tall.

The only things to test with your printer is the tollerance of the "axis wheel hole" in my case i had to give a simple light paper sand to accomodate the 2 metal spacer.

As a result i just unscrew the axis upper wheel, place the 2 spacer and tight the screw on the axis bracket, with this mount the hotend and etruder should be in perfect allignment, with a short ptfe tube (changes as what setup you have of course) in my case with a full metal hotend i needed just near 4cm tube.

PRINTER SETUP:
-Printer brand:
Creality

-Printer:
Ender 3 V1

-Bed adhesion:
Brim

-Support:
Yes, tree branch touching bed

-Resolution:
0.2 (i used 0.16 as i do in all the print)

-Infill:
50% tri-hexagon (i raccomend cubic or triangles too)

-Filament:
"ESUN" PLA and PLA+ color Grey (you can use PETG/ABS/ASA to make stronger but it's plenty durable as it is with a good PLA+)

-i used 0.4 nozzle, 1.2 thick wall, 3 line, should be total 55g of filament, the only needed cleaning are support and the 2 screw hole to fit perfect the spacer, make sure the frontal internal side is smooth and sit flush with the axis support and the 2 bearing wheel are spinning free