October 8, 2022
Description
This was migrated from my Thingiverse profile and is from 2016.
Hot end heat sink enclosure and ducts for Ormerod 2 quick-set dual-nozzle setup with dc42's improved differential infrared height sensor board.
A removable shutter allows airflow to be directed at the nozzles (for PLA) or upward (for ABS). Or both at a reduced rate (shutter removed completely).
You will need to rotate the heatsink 90 degrees so the fins are vertical. A third hole will need to be drilled into the heatsink to allow for the bolts. You will also need to widen the holes for dc42's sensor board (I used a 2 mm drill) and possibly those for the fan bolts (I used a 3.5 mm drill).
This design is completely parametrised (and I mean completely, everything from dimensions, to number, offsets and symmetry [or lack of it] of top and bottom vents, ducts, and duct geometry) so I should be able to change a few numbers to generate versions for the old-style one-piece nozzle or single-nozzle hot ends. I'll post them on Thingiverse in the near future.
Printer Brand:
RepRap
Printer:
Ormerod 2
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Notes:
ABS standard settings
Designed in OpenSCAD, sliced with Slic3r.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
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