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Posted · Good fan shroud for hot end v2

Hello,

It seems to me that most of the fancy fan shrouds designs available on thingiverse may not be compatible with the new hot end, as the aluminium heating block is now a few mm lower (it's true at least for the ones having a ring around the nozzle)

Obviously, I received my hot end v2 only a few days after I burnt the stock fan shroud on my heated bed, and printed

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:20459

as a replacement (of course, after 4 unsuccessful trials), and this one is not compatible :?

Is anyone working on such shroud for hot end v2, or do you think it's the end of "ringed" fan shrouds? It that case, could you tell me which shroud you are using with your hot end v2?

Thanks

JP

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    Posted · Good fan shroud for hot end v2

    I've replaced my fan shroud with the printable stock version, which looks the same as the stock, but is printable and doesn't unfold or shag like the stock.

    My dual extrusion setup has the same issue, and I found the stock fan shroud pretty good on airflow actually.

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    Posted · Good fan shroud for hot end v2

    Thanks Daid, i will give it a try. I guess i must print it with ABS (i built a heated bed, and i'm afraid it will sag if i print it with PLA)?

    I would also take this opportunity to thank you for all what you bring to the community, obviously Cura, but also all your constructive and pertinent contributions (even when you have to answer for the 100th time to the same question, asked each time by a different person ;) )

    So: Thanks a lot!

    JP

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    Posted · Good fan shroud for hot end v2

    These questions are easy ;-) (diagnosing printer problems, that's where it gets difficult :p)

    You can print it with PLA without issues, it's designed to be printable, so no steep angles or crazy bridges.

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