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H2D H2S H2C Top Air Vent Glass Riser

Print Profile(2)

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H2S

Dual-sided exhaust 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Dual-sided exhaust 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Designer
20.1 h
3 plates
5.0(9)

Three-sided exhaust 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Three-sided exhaust 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Designer
22.5 h
3 plates
4.8(4)

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H2D H2S H2C Top Glass Lid Riser with vents that can be opened on both left and right sides

 

In actual use, the H series works fine in well-ventilated environments with room temperatures below 36°C. However, in poorly ventilated environments with temperatures above 36°C, the chamber temperature will exceed 45°C, triggering a print pause. It is very inconvenient to open the top glass lid to solve this, so this model was designed. The effect in practice is very obvious. There are two versions in the print profile that increase front airflow, double-sided exhaust and triple-sided exhaust. Download according to your needs

 

Requires a 1mm thick sealing strip

25 strong magnets 6mm in diameter and 1.5mm thick. One of them is used on the top lid switch so that it does not prompt that the top lid is open

Glue is needed when installing the magnets. Note that all magnets should be oriented in the same direction so that the left and right baffles can be interchanged

 

Before printing, please test the material sinkage rate yourself

The slicer software sinkage rate is 100 by default. If not adjusted, small prints might not show issues, but large prints will have a 1-2mm deviation

Different materials have different sinkage rates. The conventional PETG sinkage rate is around 99.6

Before printing, please adjust the filament sinkage rate

You can print a 100x100x5mm model and measure it after it has fully cooled to see how much it has shrunk, then input this value into the filament settings

 

I printed with PETG, other materials were not tested. If you want to use ABS (which has a relatively high sinkage rate), please test and adjust the ABS sinkage rate yourself

 

Please ignore the bumps on the model's surface print quality (cheap filament has impurities and I was too lazy to return it)


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