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Re: ED3 Aero

2017-04-13T21:42:28Z

The Aero Is indeed a direct drive extruder /hot end combo. the integrated the heat sink as the cover for a titan extruder and then added a larger fan to cool it.
To use as a bowden you would have to use a regular titan cover attache the titan to the motor and then figure out how to mount the heat sink on the gantry.
for bowden I would think a regular e3d cylinder heat sink and small fan hot end would serve you better.

Looks great Tin, could I retro fit this to my CTC printers???

I would think so you may want to ask the folks at E3D
And yes I have the upgrade kits one aero is installed on the new kit build.

Re: ED3 Aero

2017-04-13T16:36:36Z

So this is the whole direct drive set up correct? Could on implement it on a Bowden type extrude bypassing the Bowden feed? Or you must have a stepper motor to attach to the new end?

Re: ED3 Aero

2017-03-27T10:24:46Z

Looks great Tin, could I retro fit this to my CTC printers???

Re: ED3 Aero

2017-03-25T12:38:02Z

Am thinking i will order a couple of the upgrade kits.

Re: ED3 Aero

2017-03-25T09:51:42Z

Thanks for the link Tin. That looks interesting.

Re: ED3 Aero

2017-03-25T05:33:49Z

A larger squared heatsink with a lower profile without sacrificing height...kind of a mashup of v6 with Chimera. I own many printers, but as an avid SD2 user, this seems worth the investment especially when using a Volcano.

Re: ED3 Aero

2017-03-25T04:24:48Z

I sit corrected. Been a long week and my mind is on building a printer LOL.

Re: ED3 Aero

2017-03-25T02:12:27Z

Tin, I know you mean well, but it is E3D - not ED3

and yeah... very interested in the Aero!

ED3 Aero

2017-03-24T23:55:07Z

A while back someone asked what was next for the ed3V6 well here it is .
available as a complete unit or a upgrade pack for those of us that have an ed3v6 and titan

http://e3d-online.com/titan-aero-hot-end-extruder