Raspberry Pi 3 Fan Holder
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As Christopher Barnatt showed in his video series (look at the bottom of the page), the Raspberry Pi 3 needs at least…
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As Christopher Barnatt showed in his video series (look at the bottom of the page), the Raspberry Pi 3 needs at least a tini heatsink in combination with an active cooler to run on maximum Power without any heatissues.
Therefor I made these brackets to hold an 40x40x10mm Fan.
The Design is inspired by toolson's Fanholders for the Ramps1.4 (CC BY NC)
If you use an 5V Fan, like the Sunon MB40100V2-000U-A99 it is even possible to use the Pins 2 and 6 of the Pi to power the Fan. As you can see in Barnatts Video.
I ran his bash skript on my Raspberry Pi3 B v1.2 once without the Fan, just with a tiny aluminium heatsink.
And once with the 40mm Fan, in this case a MB40101V2-000U-A99 with is the same fan as I recommand exept its 12V.
Just to verify the results and set it with exactly the same ambienttemperature of 20°C.
The Difference is enourmous with over 30°C after 5 times doing the benchmark and staying on one level at 47.2°C.
Print Settings
Printer:
fullmetal P3
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2mm
Infill:
30%
Notes:
It's optimized for 0.4mm nozzles.
Used two permeters (0.8mm) and four top and bottom layers (0.8mm)
Support is needed, I used 30% Grid on Cura and a 20 lines Brim for good adhesion.
Custom Section
Video by ExplaningComputers.com just to show the effect of an active cooling!
Category: Electronics