September 30, 2017
Description
There's many design out there however, its kinda too big and long extended from the center point of the mounting holes. Here is my attempt on designing one.
===> Small compact effective
Any question feels free to send me message.
New version with improve size and quality available: UPDATE 12/10/2017
UPDATE 7/10/2017 Version 4: New version for 40mm SINGLE parts cooling fan
----------------------------------------------------NOTES ----------------------------------------------------------
The nozzle cooling fan is a 12v 30mm cooling fan ( i think the air flow on the 40mm STOCK is too much air for high temp on the E3D V6 => unnecessary)
The part cooling fan is the stock CR-10 cooling fan.
---------------------------------------------------- PARTS NEEDED ---------------------------------------------
4 x 6mm washer to add under the spring bed leveling
1 x 30mm fan
2 x 20mm M3 screw ( joining of 2 part)
4 x 15mm M3 screw ( heat sink fan)
--------------------------------------------------------FEATURES -------------------------------------------------
---------> Fully cover parts cooling fan
---------> Air redirect to right under nozzle
---------> Wiring re-directing holes for left parts cooling fan and nozzle fan
---------> Added a hole on top of Part 1 for zip ties
---------> Tighten up the holes for M3 screw where 2 part joint together!
-----------------------------------------STEPS -----------------------------------
DO NOT FORGOT TO DO PID TUNE,
easiest way to do this is:
Step 1: Download and print the parts needed
Step 2: Install the mount
Step 3: Add 6mm spacer on under each spring of the knob
Step 4: Download pointerface http://kliment.kapsi.fi/printrun/
Step 5: Download driver for your CR-10 ( stock driver is in the small micro SD card)
Step 6: Connect USB cable from CR-10 to your computer
Step 7: Open pointerface and choose the correct COM port
Step 8: Run M303 E0 S200 C8 in the Gcode command section and wait.....
Once that done it will return something like this
bias: 92 d: 92 min: 196.56 max: 203.75
Ku: 32.59 Tu: 54.92
Clasic PID
Kp: 19.56
Ki: 0.71
Kd: 134.26
PID Autotune finished ! Place the Kp, Ki and Kd constants in the configuration.h
Step 9: Once that is done. Go to your slicer and at this to your start script:
M301 Px Iy Dz
Where x, y, z are the value you obtain after PID tune with pointerface!
For more detailed follow this link: http://reprap.org/wiki/PID_Tuning
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution
smellyunory
