Hey Guys,
I was a little bored and I wanted something that I could spend time, and also useful and interesting, so I decided to reverse engineer the fan duct of the Kobra S1's fan duct, then I ran a simulation but it seemed that the airflow is not optimal. The flow is assimetrical and you can see that there is a big blindspot. (You can see that on the "Top view" picture) so I took my time and redesigned the dust as optimal as I can.
You can see the results there. The cooling slightly improved also.
The model is plug'n and play, you just have to print it out from some higher heat resistant material. (For the tests I used PETG, and its working so far, later gonna redo it from high temp resin so also the surface is going to be more smooth.)
Feel free to try it out, and also if you have recommendations, feel free to ask. :)
Hopefully, this helps you a little bit.
UPDATE:
I have modified the model according to the responses:
- Now it should not collide with the heatbreak fan.
- Now its also has a little bit more space between the lower point of the duct and e.g the table etc. --> Should not collide with anything. (like nozzle cleaner etc.)
- Optimised the the model so it can be printed more easily, also because of it it looks like a Kobra Fang :)
- Added an ABS profile, works for me perfectly.
- New model uploaded which is closer to the nozzle in Z so it has a better angle to cool the part.
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