Stock Ender 3 V2 Stealthburner with 4020 cooler fan
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Stealthburner for a stock Ender 3 V2 (minimum hardware required)
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Ender 3 V2 Stealthburner V2
I've modified the ABS mount to be one piece instead of two. And Its assembly should be pretty straightforward. The hole gantry does not need to be dismounted. Or the Heatsink. Just put it on top and secure it in place with the stock screw from the back.
I'll also add the CAD file for easy modifications.


Happy printing,
Ender 3 V2 Stealthburner (old)
Note: This is not designed for a direct drive. Only for a bowden setup.
I made this just because, in my opinion, Voron's Stealthburner is the fancyest-looking cover. However, my stock 4010 cooler fan broke a while ago, so I replaced it with a 4020 one. And couldn't find an Ender 3 V2 SB that could fit this type of fan. So I hopped into blender and made my own.
If you're planning to make this for your Ender 3 V2, this is what you'll need:
1 4020 axial cooler fan
1 5015 radial cooler fan
7 M3 (or similar) screws. They screw into the plastic, so use whatever you have on hand.
Here's a tinkerkad link; use it as a guide to assemble it https://shorturl.at/mrwBG
There is a space for a screw behind the gantry. You'll have to take it apart to reach it.
You'll notice the back cover has a weird hole in it. That's because I had a connector with that shape lying around and decided to install it so I could remove it with ease. Feel free to cover it in your slicer or give it the shape of your connector.
If you want the lights as well, then you'll need
3 LEDs
Wire (30cm should be enough)
1k Ohm resistor
And a switch (optional but recommended)
Wire management is exactly the same for every SB. Check out any tutorial on YouTube:
Min: 11:00
To power the LEDs, solder the 1k Ohm resistor to the main fan cable, then a switch in series if you have one.