HEvo HyperCube Evo Height Adjustable 3-slot Fan Duct
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**If you use support, make sure they are "from build plate only" otherwise you will have a really fun time trying to…
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**If you use support, make sure they are "from build plate only" otherwise you will have a really fun time trying to get supports out of the inside of the part!
**Update:
V2 was just uploaded that gives more adjustability upwards to raise the duct higher off the bed. It also has the tabs go all the way down to the build plate to remove the need for support and add some stiffness. If you don't need the extra adjustability, v1 is probably the way to go since it looks sleeker.
This is a direct remix of the 3-slot fan duct created by Peter1280. The only difference is that I made it so the slots that you use to screw it in are elongated to allow for some adjustment. I have designed and tested a ton of fan ducts and Peter1280's 3 slot fan duct is by far the best I have put on my hypercube evolution.
Be sure to read the description of the original make here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2771235
You need to be sure that your hotend is mounted in the proper orientation.
I would put up the .step file for you to modify but since Fusion360 changed their hobby tier functions I can no longer export in .step, so please don't ask ;)
Print Settings
Printer:
HyperCube Evolution w/ Linear Rails
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
280
Filament: Prusa PLA
Galaxy Black
Notes:
You should probably use ABS or PETG, I have one printed in PLA and it works but I will be reprinting in something with a higher glass transition temp as soon as I have some on hand. I print this at 80mm/s with a 0.6mm nozzle and enough solid bottom layers so that infill is not used. For me that # is 3 at a 0.28mm layer height on a .6mm nozzle. I would still print it at 0.28mm layer height with a 0.4mm nozzle. Although if you are printing things like this with a 0.4mm nozzle I highly recommend you get yourself a 0.6mm nozzle for faster print times + stronger prints.
Note that I have my HyperCube Evo running on linear rails w/ a bunch of mods including Klipper so you may want to slow your speeds down if you are on a stock HEvoCategory: 3D Printer Parts