Fortunately, Fusion 360 was freezing/crapping out when I tried to merge these duct Bodies. So, I ended up leaving them as separate high, mid and low bodies that you/someone may want to use/mod. When exporting to .STL for printing, I just select multiple bodies, a single .stl file ends up being created with the selected bodies.
Exported and uploaded Fusion360 .f3z to OneDrive @ H2 V2S Revo Remodel v19.f3z. Feel free to use/mod.
The model includes your BLTouch mount, and probably other stuff too. You’ll need to dig around the mess of components/bodies, several are hidden by default…
Agree, spent bunch of time making the duct route around various parts, including your BL Touch mount. Was nice being able to use your BL mount as-is with the fan shroud. I guess someone could make a shroud with the BL Touch mount integrated, but am happy with my setup an not looking to change that part.
I probably would’ve saved time on the vertical ducting, and could’ve increased airflow if I did a intersecting body cut with the BL mount (then do a pull/extrude/offset to add some tolerance gap, e.g. 0.5mm). So that the Duct almost “spoons” the BLTouch mount + probe…
Did something similar for my Vac Hose Hanger part, which spoons the end gantry brace. Used the brace to help support and kick out the Vac hose past the Y belt…
Nice, thank you Mike! You’re giving me a good excuse to try reprinting ASA parts…
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