Bambu-lab-Auxfan-hepa-carbon-filter

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Bambu-lab-Auxfan-hepa-carbon-filter

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Print in PETG or ASA. Put two 6x3mm neodym magnet in each hole. Put a little drop og glue on the back of the outer magnet and hold it to the AUX fan casing, when this sticks, remove the cover and glue the inner magnets in the bottom of each hole. Your HEPA filter is now able sit on the outside of the Aux fan casing , with no need to dissemble or to glue magnets inside.

HEPA filters that fit this model are model -GL2103 HEPA - google them on Amazon , ebay or Aliexpress to but. Note: YOU have to remove the plastic cover ofthe HEPA filters to fit it in this printed part.

Magnets are 6x3 mm neodym magnets

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Great solution, perfectly designed. Thank you!
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printed in ASA. changed the magnet holes to use 8mm magnets on the AUD fan and 6mm in the cover. fit perfectly. and works great so far.
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Have you noticed any change in the aux fan cooling since putting a hepa filter in front of it? Like having to adjust it's speed to compensate?
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No its still works as default.
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Nope it the fan works fine with stock settings.
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Is it OK to print in PLA? I don't have anything more heat resistant.
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You may get away with PLA if you are not printing anything hotter than PLA itself. Otherwise , use ASA, ABS or at least PETG.
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Could you please add more information about the project please? Material/tools etc. Would be awesome to re-create this! Thanks
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very solid when printed with pc to withstand heat
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