Rotating Aux Fan Cover "Turbofan" jet engine style by Officina23

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Aux Turbofan rotating

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52 min

1 plate

4.5(13)

Aux Turbofan (non rotating)

Designer

49 min

1 plate

4.3(3)

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Description

Here's another aesthetic enhancement for the X1 and P1 series printers: an auxiliary cooling fan cover inspired by an airplane's jet turbine.
You will find two printing profiles: one static and one with rotating blades: the rotating version is moved only by the air sucked in by the cooling fan and the maximum rotation speed is low (so as not to cause overheating and wear), but thanks to the high number of blades it seems to spin at supersonic speed!

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@rami626

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Aux Turbofan rotating

passt sehr gut

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@Officina23

thanks

@Knedlifek

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Aux Turbofan rotating

nice model - print is gg thx

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@Officina23

Thanks

@VieuxKioM

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Aux Turbofan rotating

Fits well, but too noisy...

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@Officina23

Hi, I confirm that the noise cannot be completely eliminated (unless using a ball bearing) even if during printing it is overcome by all the other noises. With the various prototypes I noticed that it depends a lot on the material: for example, classic PLA is noisier than PETG-CF, not only due to the physical characteristics of the material but also because it rotates less quickly. I have not tried PLA Silk and Metal, they have a particularly smooth finish which should improve sliding but there would still be the need to remove the fan when printing with a closed chamber to avoid deformations due to heat.

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@user_2965888126

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Aux Turbofan rotating

It fit on but it kept hiting the fan so I took it off and it still looks cool so yeah.

The designer has replied

@Officina23

Hi, probably when you inserted it it went too far into the hole: the little fins you see in the "turbofan" should fit right under the plastic wall. Anyway, thanks for your feedback!

@g3d.it

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Aux Turbofan (non rotating)

ottimo modello

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@Officina23

Thank you ;-)

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@Gentleman

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Aux Turbofan rotating

sieht cool aus, habe es aber wieder entfernt da bei der Drehenden Version das Geräusch mir auf dem Sack ging

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@Officina23

I confirm, the rotating version is not silent. To be so, it should be printed with Silk filament

@rischi_2307

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Aux Turbofan (non rotating)

A bit too close to the print bed for my taste

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@Kapinenapina

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Aux Turbofan rotating

Blocked the fan.

@kldisbro

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@user_726343361

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