Front Mounted Layer Fan - Tevo Tarantula
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<Font Size="5"><Font Color="Red">**<U>Version 1.0 Dated: 29 June 2017.**</Font></Size> **This Is A Front Mounted Layer Fan For The Tevo Tarantula**. It Is Intended For Use With My [E3D V6 & Bltouch X Axis Carrier For Tarantula Re-Mix] (Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2368256). This Thing Screws Directly To The Front Of The X Axis Carrier Clamp. If You Refer To The Main Image Of This Front Mounted Layer Fan, The Parts Printed In Orange Belong To The (E3D V6 & Bltouch X Axis Carrier For Tarantula Re-Mix) [Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2368256]. I Have Designed The Upper Fan Duct To Accept A 4020 Dc Fan (12 Volt, 6000 Rpm). The Fan That I Used Is An [Alseye 4020](Https://Www.Aliexpress.Com/Item/Alseye-4020-Dc-Cooling-Fan-12V-0-16A-6000Rpm-Hydraulic-Bearing-Mini-Cooler-40Mm-Fan-Radiator/32753408563.Html?Spm=2114.13010608.0.0.J0Tqjr). At Full Speed, This 6000 Rpm Fan Provides An Adequate Cooling Airflow Over The Print Job. I Needed To Fit A [Teflon Sock](Http://E3D-Online.Com/E3D-V6/Full-Kit/V6-Sock-Kit-3-Pack) Over The E3Dv6 Hotend To Prevent The Fan'S Airflow From Over-Cooling The Hotend. The Upper Fan Duct Slides Over The Outside Of The Lower Fan Duct. The Clearance Of The Lower Fan Duct Above The Print Bed Can Be Adjusted By Sliding The Lower Fan Duct Into Or Out Of The Upper Fan Duct. Once The Correct Placement Has Been Established, I Glued The Upper Fan Duct To The Lower Fan Duct Using Super Glue.
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