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FlashForge Creator Pro side blower fan bracket mount

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Publication date 2022-09-23 at 13:32
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Published to Thingiverse on: 2017-02-05 at 18:12
Design number 857803

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This is a replica of the bracket that is part of recent editions of the FlashForge Creator Pro and similar printers with a dual MK10 nozzle carriage. It is mounted on the left side of the extruder carriage, and supports both the blower fan and the fan duct. You need this if you want to install this type of fan and duct on an older printer that doesn't have this part, for instance if you want to install my dual duct (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1675208).

It comes in two versions: one with larger holes in which three 5 mm deep metal M3 threaded inserts can be installed (see photo of the original, this is the recommended method as it makes a stronger part that won't wear out by repeated disassembly); and one with smaller holes that can accept M3 bolts directly (this is good if you quickly want something that does the job). Due to the difficulty of printing small holes accurately, in either case you will probably first need to prepare the holes with a drill.

The Blender file is included to make it easier to adapt the model to specific needs.

For mounting, ideally you need:
* two 6 mm countersunk M3 screws for the bracket itself,
* two 20 mm socket, pan, or cheesehead M3 screws for the fan,
* one 6 mm socket, pan, or cheesehead M3 screw for the fan duct.

However, you could probably modify the part to use similar screws you have lying around. Only the screws for the bracket itself must have an M3 thread.

For a perfect replica of the original part, find some cylindrical piece of whatever with a diameter of 2 mm and a length of less than 7 mm, and shove it in the tiny square-shaped hole in the model such that it sticks out 2 mm at the side where you mount the fan. This is optional, but provides a more secure mount for the fan duct.

If you need to buy the fan, this is what is mentioned on the one that came with my FFCP:

Ruiapple DC brushless blower
Model: DB5015HB24
DC 24V 0.10A

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