Elegoo Neptune 4 Max Fan Duct Hard Mod
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Serious modification of tollhead Elegoo Neptune 4 Max
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Anti Drag Cable Holder Elegoo Neptune 3,4 series https://www.printables.com/model/816488-anti-drag-cable-holder-elegoo-neptune-34-series
Elegoo Neptune 4 Max Filament Guide https://www.printables.com/model/814861-elegoo-neptune-4-max-filament-guide
Neptune 3, 4 series LCD HOLDER https://www.printables.com/model/868735-neptune-3-pro-lcd-holder
There are currently problems with auto-calibration in development.
I have little experience, now I need to change the probe offsets for automatic calibration, but I gave up on it and don’t use it yet, otherwise the mod is functional at the moment.
https://www.klipper3d.org/Probe_Calibrate.html
If you are going to change the nozzle diameter, you need to make changes to the config, multiply the nozzle diameter by two.
nozzle_diameter: * max_extrude_cross_section:
The hotend radiator is from Neptune 3 Pro, the thermistor is original, the rest is E3D V6 Volcano. The mod is not easy, but very effective compared to the original. Later I will write instructions for the modification.
In principle, you can also use it with your own hotend, you will need to adjust the air ducts and inductive sensor to the height, write if you have any questions;)
The work is in progress, but it is already functioning, I use it on my Neptune, the most important thing is: Vulcan nozzles!, reliable cooling of the radiator, excellent airflow of the model... The size is much smaller than the ugly head of the original, the printing backlight shines where it is needed.
In the radiator from Neptune 3 Pro you need to widen the holes for installation in the extruder, this is done with a rasp or file, you can use a Dremel. In general, nothing complicated for techies; when ready, I’ll make instructions with photos of the process (I hope I won’t be lazy).
To adjust the height of the sensor for different nozzles, I remade the bracket; now it can be moved up and down using an M3 bolt and nut. The height to the bottom of the sensor when the nozzle is pressed against the table through 3mm A4 paper, or you can catch the moment by the sensor light (this is for masochists like me)
UPDATE
New mod leveling Probe sensor