StealthChiller - A 4010 blower fan mod to replace the Mini Stealthburner
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A 4010 blower fan mod to replace the Mini Stealthburner
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First of all: What is this about?
I really like the look of the Mini Stealhburner, but I dont like its weak cooling performance on my Voron 0.2.
This printer is capable of printing fast - especially with a CHT nozzle.
But overhangs, bridges and the back side of parts were always looking bad because of sagging of the still too hot plastic.
So I designed a 4040 blower fan mod to archieve better part cooling results.
It was quite a challenge to fit theses bigger fans into the the limited space without redesigning other parts. So a few compromises had to be done and I am happy with the result :)
For a side by side comparision, check this video:
Whats included:
- A “blank” model (no 3 stripe voron logo) for simple print and use (StealthChiller_v1.3_blank.stl)
- A “normal” model, where you can use the original voron 3 stripe logo parts and glue in place (StealthChiller_v1.3_glued_logo.stl)
- A “print in place” model, for all the folks out there with tool/filament changing systems to print the 3 stripes directly in place (StealthChiller_v1.3_printinplace_base.stl plus its 3 logo parts)
Advantages:
- Only one part has to be printed
- All other printed parts, extruder gears, bearings, screws etc. can be used further (saves money and no unnecessary waste of plastic or power for printing)
- Significantly improved cooling performance (watch the side by side video and pictures to get an impression
- No loss of the print volume
Parts needed:
- Only one part has to be printed
- 2x 4010 fans are needed (which will obviously reaplace the original 3010 fans)
- 2x M3x8mm BHCS screws are needed (that will replace two M3x10 BHCS scews)
- Optional: 2x NozzleLED
For klicky probe:
I made compatible models for https://www.printables.com/de/model/426353-voron-02-slideswipe-mod
If you want to use a klicky probe, please take the probe and carrier from https://www.printables.com/de/@Relaht_268246 and give him a like :)
Instructions:
- Print the front part (Front Cowling), preferably in ASA/ABS or any temperature resistant material
- Assemble the rest like you would do on the Mini Stealthburner
- To connect the front part (Front Cowling) to the “Extruder Midbody”, use M3x8mm BHCS screws. The original 10mm screws beeing too long and would collide with the fan.
- Cut off plastic parts from one 4010 blower fan and secure the power wires with a drop of hot glue (see pictures)
- Cut off plastic parts from one 3010 axial fan and secure the power wires with a drop of hot glue (see pictures)
- Insert the right 4010 blower fan (looking from the back its the left one)
- Insert the modified 3010 axial fan
- Insert the left 4010 blower fan (looking from the back its the right one)
- Optionally: Insert the NozzleLEDs and secure them with a drop of hot glue
- Attach your hotend to its braket and istall the PTFE tube
- Guide the cables through the hotend braket (see pictures)
- Tilt the hotend assembly so that you can insert to PTFE tube into the hole
- Push the hotend assembly to its place
- Guide the wires to the side to attach them with some zip tie - Do not tighten it yet. Its better to do this after you checked the fit of it
- Wire everything like you would do on the original Voron 0.
- Enjoy better part cooling and share this, if you like it :)
Recommended fans:
3010 axial fan: Delta fan 3010 24V 0.08A AFB0324HA
4010 blower fans: GDSTIME 4010 24V 0.10A dual ball bearings 12000RPM
Credits goes out to everyone from Voron Design who did an awesome job on designing this printer!
Update:
As I received quite inpolite messages, I unfortunatly have to clarify something :(
First off all: I wanted to share my design to you guys for improving your 3D printers.
One thing that annoyed me was the direct messages I had to read. Some of which were quite rude and written with questionable manners. For all your angry people out there:
I created this model and made it public to give you an option to improve your 3D printers performance - completeley for free.
I dont understand why there is any need for beeing rude about something you get for free. Also the "teachings" about "you have to change your licence to GPLv3" beeing superfluous. I created this model on my own from scratch and I dont HAVE to do anything with this model. Not even sharing it.