Tevo Tornado XP FanDuct

Tevo Tornado XP FanDuct

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2019-01-12 Got My XCR-BP6 Hotend and I wanted to test it. I was searching for something compact and new. and I got the idea to design my own. ****BECAUSE THIS IS STILL A WORK-IN-PROGRESS**** ****Test at OWN RISK**** ****Any ideas for improvement of this design are welcome**** ****You need to adjust the offcet of the axis**** Printed in different settings. **1/ Hotend part one** printed with no supports. @ 60mm/s speed 20% infill 3 top and 3 Bottom layers and 3 perimeter shells. Printing direction: Inside out. **2/ Hotend Part two** Printed with supports from build platform only @ 60mm/s speed 20%infill 3 top and 3 Bottom layers and 3 perimeter shells. Printing direction: Inside out. **3/ Air Duct** Printed with supports from build platform only @ 40mm/s speed 15% infill 3 top and 3 Bottom layers and 3 perimeter shells. Printing direction: Inside out. Bridging: Unsupported area 5,0 sq/mm **Apply Bridging settings to perimeters** **Hardware Needed:** 2 x M3 Nuts 2 x M3x20 (Original ones holding the hotend) 4 x M3x16 (To hold the hotend fan) 2 x M3x10 2 x M3x6 (Use original ones) 1 x M4x20 A PDF file is provided for the location of each screw and nut. 2019-01-15 Added the BL-touch holder And a New Fan holder part 2 to mount the holder on. Material needed: 4 x M3 Nuts 2 x M3x10 2 x M3x6

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