Food for thought, as I said, I don't know if the printer will even work yet.  Elmoret has engineering drawings on his Filastruder/E3d site - would help with measurements. 

Ski

Are there any plans to revise this mount to accommodate V6? 
Can't find a mount that provides both heat sink and deck fan(s).

Thanx

Ski

I did not plan on it, but if there enough people who would use it then I would give it a shot.  I am still using a v5, so I wouldn't be able to test the fit like I normally do.  If anyone is interested in being the fit tester I would be glad to design it.  I just need someone to print out copies of it and let me know what works/doesn't work so that I can change the design.

Thanx

Ski

can this be used on a duel extruder setup...

.35mm nozzles at dawn?
*sorry couldn't resist*

Anyway, here is a preview of the files.  I will upload it to thingiverse in the next day or so.  Thanks.

P.S.  I just added some extra clearance on the idler bearing.  I might have gone a bit overboard.  I will print a copy of this soon, but for now my print with less clearance with xacto knife clearance added will work for now.

I added a fit for a brass threaded insert on one part of it.  I will remove that feature in the published version, because it is not necessary for this to work.  I will include that version if anyone has inserts from Mcmaster (which I recommend).

I'm hoping to migrate the fan shroud to the back on the next revision, but I will say that this fan shroud works better than any I've tried before.  I'll post some pictures of some things I make with it soon.  (Busy upgrading my heat bed)  Thanks!

Edit:  I've posted it to thingiverse.  Here you go! http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:271506

Edit:  If you plan on making the bottom part, wait.  I am doing some major design overhauls to it and will post them soon.

Please let me know if you have any recommendations on how to improve it!  Thanks man.

  Also, no finishing techniques can be done (like acetone treatment), as they will affect the overall size of the fits.  I think that you acetone finished your print, which in my experience will make it lose features and changes the overall size a bit.  It's almost an exact fit, so any changes will make it not work unfortunately.

Well that sucks...I wanted it to be all purty! Oh well. At least I like printing, so I will just make another. Since I tend to stockpile old parts and print replacements for replacements (in case an ill-performing part has me dead in the water), I will have to roam the land for a few 4-40 bolts in that length. I can't wait to actively use your design, but at lease the mk5 is treating me well

One good question for fitting: How many perimeters did you print it with?

I printed the parts and have had some issues mounting it. The 4-40 bolts seem like they need to be 50mm long, but of course the stock bolts are far longer.
Can you please share the sizes and lengths you used? Also, was it any problem tossing the E3D into the bottom? I had to shave down with a razor pen...still tight.

I forgot to mention that in the instructions, but due to the fact that the clearances are pretty tight (in terms of where the through holes can be and not interfere with each other), you will need to shorten the very long bolts that connect the parts to the carriages by using two nuts on each bolt.  I know that this is not optimal, but it was the best way to keep these screw heads from interfering with the installation of the hotend.

On the subject of fit: I had to go through several iterations of printing to get the fit just right, and I made it such that there are tolerances that allow for slight variations in printing calibrations (by making the holes slightly larger than they need to be).  Because of this, your printer needs to be calibrated for accurate parts in order to make sure that it fits correctly.  Also, no finishing techniques can be done (like acetone treatment), as they will affect the overall size of the fits.  I think that you acetone finished your print, which in my experience will make it lose features and changes the overall size a bit.  It's almost an exact fit, so any changes will make it not work unfortunately.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:252918

I am a bit wary of the fan ou the front, as one issue I had with a front mounted hot end fan (on the original hot end) was that it kept knocking the door of the enclosure open when printing parts at the front of the printer.

That is a concern of mine too.  I had the same issue with my previous enclosure and still do with my new one.  I will probably leave this design as is for now with the qualifier that you do not need to move your printhead too far forward if you have an enclosure on your printer.  In the future, I'd like to do a design overhaul and move the fan to one side so that you can also see the nozzle better when starting a print.