KP3s Cover & Duct / V6 Compatible / STP 3D Printer Model

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Summary

V4 update uploaded @ Jan07/2024

Head cover was reworked from scratch remix of thing, duct was designed using CFD from scratch for better bridging performance


Update V4 introDUCTion

CFD Analysis

Flow direction

Outbound difference is less than 15%

Finally, that's how bridges are now look like using that


List of key changes

  • Better direction of airflow from duct means better bridges
  • Pre-supported overhangs for improved printability
  • Fan alignment is now symmetric (original was moved left due to duct installation)
  • Left wall is extended down symmetrically with vent holes
  • Added a chamber before round on walls, so it can be printed without 90deg overhang
  • Holes for heatinserts are now longer so stock screws can be used without washers
    • Also chance of penetrating wall through are significantly decreased while installing them

Installation

  • 4xM3 heatinserts (2>l<5mm)
  • All stock screws
  1. Set all four heatinserts on their places
  2. Install duct, but do not tighten screws (duct should be able to move up and down)
  3. Install 5015 fan, and connect it to the duct
  4. Adjust the height of duct depending on your nozzle length and tight the screws

Overall info

I've printed duct using composite ABS glass fibred 10% and in my case duct hasn't melted down. Also I recommend to use silicon sock on heatblock, so even if it melt, it wouldn't stick to aluminum block

remixed-head-cover-v4.stl 5.8MB
remixed-head-cover-v4.stp 806.9KB
two-sect-duct-v4.stl 2.0MB
two-sect-duct-v4.stp 461.7KB