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Overlord Pro E3D Chimera/Cyclops Mount
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New mount for the E3D Chimera/Cyclops for the Overlord/Overlord Pro 3d printer.
Still being worked on, its a bit of a pain to print with nothing really being flat (get working design first, print considerations later...) so you'll end up with lots of random support material underneath. I plan on separating the fan ducts out to separate parts later on, for now its all one piece.
Note, the two screw holes under the heatsink fan can't be used - oversight in the design in that the fan for the heatsink is just slightly too close. The other 6 screw holes however are waaay more than needed to hold the thing in place...
It doesn't use the Overlord 40x40x20mm stock fans, they were just too big/bulky to mount without printer arms getting close at print extremes. The two nozzle fans take 30x30x10mm fans (same as the Chimera/Cylops heatsink) - note my Chimera came with a 12v fan so had to replace with 24v that the Overlord uses.
Mount it with the original screws from the standard Overl
Still being worked on, its a bit of a pain to print with nothing really being flat (get working design first, print considerations later...) so you'll end up with lots of random support material underneath. I plan on separating the fan ducts out to separate parts later on, for now its all one piece.
Note, the two screw holes under the heatsink fan can't be used - oversight in the design in that the fan for the heatsink is just slightly too close. The other 6 screw holes however are waaay more than needed to hold the thing in place...
It doesn't use the Overlord 40x40x20mm stock fans, they were just too big/bulky to mount without printer arms getting close at print extremes. The two nozzle fans take 30x30x10mm fans (same as the Chimera/Cylops heatsink) - note my Chimera came with a 12v fan so had to replace with 24v that the Overlord uses.
Mount it with the original screws from the standard Overl
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