
Ống gió quạt 5015 cho Micro Swiss NG Ender 5 (Fan Shroud)
Remix of Ốp Đầu Đùn Micro Swiss NG Đơn Giản Hóa By hebnern
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Files 2 8.8 MB
- Micro_Swiss_NG_Ender_5_5015_Fan_Shroud_1778876287.stlSTL · 6.8 MB
- Micro_Swiss_NG_Ender_5_5015_Fan_Shroud_1778876288.stepSTEP · 1.9 MB
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Details
- Model ID
- #269929
- Category
- Máy In 3D
- Published
Description
This is a complete rework of the Micro Swiss NG Shroud, based on hebnern's simplified model.
The reason is simple: I wanted an even distribution of airflow. I am also convinced that a single 5015 is strong enough if the air is properly distributed. So I designed a split inlet for the 5015 fan and also optimized the inner air shafts.
I also rotated the fan clockwise for about 13% to direct the usual 5015 air flow towards the duct inlet. Have a look here (Thanks to user Life_Of_Brian for posting the video and making me aware):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owActpt87qw&list=PLUBaI8JyGk428gINuMTUKC0VJ1hdu1Wq8&index=45
In contrary to some other 5015 based designs, it does not reduce the available print volume on an Ender 5 / Pro.
Though I was not able to simulate the airflow with CFD, I have made some classic water tests and at least it looks promising. :)
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 5
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.3
Infill:
15%
Filament: Redline ASA-X Black
Notes:
I printed the Model with supports on build plate only, in addition I set the overhang threshold angle to 5º, so only the middle area of the shroud is being supported.
All other bridges and overhangs came out just fine without support (may be different for your printer).
Since the outlets are quiet near to the nozzle, I recommend to use ABS or ASA for printing.
Use M4x20 bolts and nuts to fix the blower to the shroud
Print spec
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- stepstl
- Model files
- 2
- Total size
- 8.8 MB
- Largest file
- 6.8 MB











