True 360-degree fan flow with toroidal channel P1S

Many have attempted it, but none have achieved it yet.

Until today, as the grand market launch commences.

First and foremost, I extend my gratitude to the entire team who has dedicated countless weeks and hours to the development of this project. It has been meticulously designed, engineered, constructed, and rigorously tested. Their efforts have yielded a resounding success.

Moreover, I hereby reiterate that remixes of this product design are strictly prohibited.

Several factors contribute to this decision. Primarily, there is no compelling reason to remix this design. The inclusion of phases and rounding was purposeful and deliberate, eliminating any need for further modifications. Additionally, there is no justification for adding or removing logos. Consequently, seven distinct downloads are available for your selection.

First, the original:

1: Air-Stream-Freezer (the name was chosen for a reason)

2: Bambulab logo with lettering

3: Bambulab logo, single

4: Bambulab logo, single

5: Bambulab P1S version

6: Bambulab P1P version

7: complete, devoid of embellishments, branding, or logos

This diverse selection caters to all preferences, eliminating any rational justification (aside from the desire to adorn oneself with borrowed feathers and claim undeserved credit) for remixing this product.

It is unfortunate that it will likely be a mere matter of weeks before this design is offered for sale on a vast Asian sales platform, mirroring the fate of numerous designs generously made available for free on platforms such as this one.

Should anyone believe that improvements could be made, they are welcome to contact me with their suggestions. We will strive to implement them. Furthermore, we are diligently working on developing a version compatible with the X1C and X1E.

It is recommended to utilize the provided print profile. Naturally, printing in ABS is advised. The layer height should be set to 0.1 with a 0.4 nozzle.

A standard support should be positioned at the base of the ventilation ring. Any components above this ring that require support can be securely blocked using a large support blocker, effectively reducing printing time. The print progresses normally from bottom to top. If the slicer suggests a 45-degree angle, disregard this recommendation and place it flat on the floor. Upon completion of printing, insert a finger from above into the ring to gently push the support out from top to bottom. The process is now complete. Simply glue in the two magnets (4x2 and 3x2), and revel in the genuine 360-degree ventilation for all future prints.

Enjoy!