Tina2/Monoprice Cadet - passive part cooler
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My take on a tiny passive part cooler for this micro printer that hardly has one out of the box.
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I found a model similar to this, but the fitment was poor, it could wiggle into direct contact with the heat-block because the clips were very misized for the geometry present.. So I remade my own from scratch, with as reasonably precise measurements as I could manage for such a small space.
I'm very happy with the end-height and ducting direction, and think it will help a bit with PLA and TPU cooling.
Recommend as high a temperature material as possible, though I printed mine out of cheap ABS and it's survived a decent number of test prints thus far.
Printer tips:
I don't recommend using a silicon sock on these machines, it will touch and melt the cooling plate, be it the stock one on the machine, or this replacement.
I enlarged the holes in the fan to be one size larger, the fact they thread onto the M3 screws like they do, gives an inaccurate feedback for how secure the hotend assembly is mounted.