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Topic: Where can I buy the heat sink that SD uses on their extruder motors?

I want 4 of these to use on another printer that I am building.  I found a 4x4x1 cm heat sink on ebay but I think the one SD uses is bigger (longer) and I would like that. Does anyone have a source?

What adhesive should I be using to secure it if the motors I am using do not have bolt holes on the bottom? 

Thanks.

SD4 w/ RUMBA, E3D Volcano, all bearings, glass bed

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Re: Where can I buy the heat sink that SD uses on their extruder motors?

http://www.solidoodle.com/parts/parts-S … -heat-sink

They sell the extruder heatsinks in the solidoodle store. It doesn't look like they've posted for sale the heatsinks that are being used on the x-motor though for the new models.

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Re: Where can I buy the heat sink that SD uses on their extruder motors?

Thanks, but I don't need the fan.  Especially for $9.  Ideally, I would find something like this

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/FREE-Shi … 45779.html

But with bigger than 10cm on the height.  At least, I thought the SD uses a bigger one, but I might be wrong.  I'm not in front of my printer to measure it.  I will probably just go with the above and have extras.

SD4 w/ RUMBA, E3D Volcano, all bearings, glass bed

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Re: Where can I buy the heat sink that SD uses on their extruder motors?

Just to help out the stock SD extruder heat sink measures 37x37x14 mm's

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Re: Where can I buy the heat sink that SD uses on their extruder motors?

mdrVB6, do you need the heatsink to attach to motors? The SD heatsink has the holes ready to be mounted to a motor so the $9 might be worth it if it'll save you some time later on.

Although if you're building you're own printer, you probably not worried about a little modification work wink

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Re: Where can I buy the heat sink that SD uses on their extruder motors?

Ya, I figure I should have some type of heat sync and/or fan on the motors of the mini kossel that I am building.  I've got it all put together, just waiting for the RAMPS board to come in but if it takes longer I might borrow the RUMBA off my SD2.  It will have the FSRs for auto bed leveling.  I think it will be a pretty good printer when its done.  I actually canceled my SD Press order when I saw the video of the autoleveling.  The probe design just looked kinda flimsy and I decided I would just build a delta printer with FSRs.  I don't really care to ever own a printer without auto bed leveling again.  If it works really well, my SD2 will probably be sold for parts.

Ward, thanks for the dimensions.  Wompus, my motors on the kossel build don't have bolt holes in the back so I will need to secure it to the motor with adhesive, which the ones I linked from Aliexpress have.

SD4 w/ RUMBA, E3D Volcano, all bearings, glass bed

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Re: Where can I buy the heat sink that SD uses on their extruder motors?

this may work

http://www.amazon.com/Machined-Heatsink … B00I50QJ8O
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