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P2S & X2D Riser With LED & Exhaust Features

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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Gray (33101) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

Description

 

Updated : Fixed shutter mismatch and correct thickness sizes 

 

This P2S riser is designed for better ventilation and comes packed with useful features, including an LED light slot, a cable-management channel, and an optional exhaust-fan mount.

Exhaust Fan (Optional)

There are two exhaust fan configurations:

  1. Indoor Venting
    Includes slots to install two 80×40 HEPA filters for improving air quality inside the room.
  2. Outdoor Venting
    Designed with a port that allows you to connect external pipes. It supports 50 mm PVC pipes or 62 mm pipes.
    If your pipe diameter is different, I also uploaded the STEP file, so you can adjust the model to your needs.

Printing Requirements

For a basic setup, you’ll need less than 1 kg of filament to print all parts. I'd recommend PETG or ABS
If you also want to install the LED strip, I recommend using a 24 V LED strip, since the P2S has a 24 V output port. You can either crimp your own cable or buy one pre-crimped.

Optional Switch & Fans

  • You can add an on/off switch to control the fan, the LED, or both.
    Any switch with an 8 mm diameter will fit.
  • For the exhaust fan, you can use a 6020 or 6015 fan—both will work well.

Magnets & Hardware

  • To attach the exhaust pieces together, you’ll need 6 mm magnets (recommended sizes: 6×2.5 mm or 6×4 mm).
  • To connect the exhaust module to the riser, you will need:
    • 3 × M3 screws
    • About 8 × M3 5×4 mm heat inserts (also used for mounting the fan)

Assembly Guide

I am currently preparing a build video where I show the full assembly process step-by-step. I will share it once it’s ready, so you can easily follow along.

It’s a simple and fun DIY project—enjoy building it, and happy printing!

 

 

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