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Violent Fan (21700 Edition)

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H2D
A1
P1P
X1E
A1 mini
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X1 Carbon
P1S
H2D Pro

0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
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14.6 h
8 plates

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High-Performance DIY Fan 3D Printing Project Description

This is a high-performance DIY fan with a compact design, ideal for 3D printing enthusiasts seeking an engaging electromechanical integration project.

Core Components:

  • Motor: 29mm diameter brushless motor
  • Battery Bay: Supports 2 × 21700 lithium-ion batteries (compartment width approximately 43mm)
  • Magnets: Circular 8×3mm magnets
  • Switch: 12V metal latching switch (see attached diagram for specifications)
  • Speed Controller: Linear potentiometer, 10K (B103)
  • Power Management: 2–3S lithium-ion battery charging module (see attached diagram for specifications)
  • ESC: 2–3S 30A brushless motor electronic speed controller

Printing Instructions:

  • The included .3mf file is for reference only; adjust parameters based on your filament type (ABS, PETG, etc.)
  • The sample in the video showcases a fuzzy surface finish (applied only to the external shell; the motor housing interior remains smooth)
  • Print layer height is set to 0.1mm; detail mode is recommended for superior visual and structural integrity

⚠️ Caution: This project involves high-speed rotating components; exercise caution during operation and avoid direct contact with the spinning blades.

 

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