3d Printed Aquarium Parts Archive
Hello all, I have joined the 3D world with the purchase of my Bambu Lab P1S. I have been reading this thread and learned a lot and wanted to thank you all for the sharing of knowledge.
I just printed a "Salinity Probe Accurizer by Brofessor2507". I have the one from Vivid Creative Aquatics but am waiting on a new pressure screen I ordered from them so t figured I would try this out.
I don't think it will work as well on my current salinity probe as I'm not using the Neptune one on my Apex. I made an adaptor and got a cheap $33 probe from AliExpress to see if the problems I was having were probe or Apex related.
I don't think it will work as well on my current salinity probe as I'm not using the Neptune one on my Apex. I made an adaptor and got a cheap $33 probe from AliExpress to see if the problems I was having were probe or Apex related.
I designed my own pieces for my D-D Jumpguard to fill in around my Radion mounts and make a nicer cutout for my Avast Plank Feeder.
I decided to try to organize my "stuff" better so I jumped into the Multiboard ecosystem and printed a bunch of stuff.
Still in the process of printing more bins and hangers but I like this system so far.
Still in the process of printing more bins and hangers but I like this system so far.
I've seen a lot of guards but most have been for Ecotec's, If I see any for Jebao's I will let you know.
stoney7713
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I've used the Nero guards in the past, you might need to resize the guard but they do work.
Joe31415
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I don't think this has been posted, but I finally got around to printing this adapter to put Noctua fans on AI prime lights. I can barely, if it all, hear the fans anymore. It no longer sounds like an airplane landing in my living room. FWIW, I did also add an extra heat sink to them, just to help keep the heat down even more.
Not my model. It works as is, with one modification needed. One of the 'tabs' blocks the hole you mount it to the arm with. No big deal, after you have it all put together, just cut that one part off. Protip: You can do it first, but then you have to make sure to align it properly. It's easier, in my opinion, to get everything all screwed together, and make sure the wire isn't going to be in the way, then cut the tab.
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Not my model. It works as is, with one modification needed. One of the 'tabs' blocks the hole you mount it to the arm with. No big deal, after you have it all put together, just cut that one part off. Protip: You can do it first, but then you have to make sure to align it properly. It's easier, in my opinion, to get everything all screwed together, and make sure the wire isn't going to be in the way, then cut the tab.
Very nice, I've been reading a lot about the Noctua fans as an upgrade for the cooling fans on my Bambu Lab P1S, darn things sound like a plane taking off. The Noctua are supposed to be some of the quieter fans out there. I bet it made a big difference for you.I don't think this has been posted, but I finally got around to printing this adapter to put Noctua fans on AI prime lights. I can barely, if it all, hear the fans anymore. It no longer sounds like an airplane landing in my living room. FWIW, I did also add an extra heat sink to them, just to help keep the heat down even more.
Not my model. It works as is, with one modification needed. One of the 'tabs' blocks the hole you mount it to the arm with. No big deal, after you have it all put together, just cut that one part off. Protip: You can do it first, but then you have to make sure to align it properly. It's easier, in my opinion, to get everything all screwed together, and make sure the wire isn't going tobe in the way, then cut the tab that blocks the hole.
Joe31415
Valuable Member
I have the (enclosed) X1C and the fan noise, while not exactly quiet, doesn't bother me at all. However, I was introduced to Noctua fans when I had an Ender3, which also has very loud fans. On the Ender3, Noctua fans and silent stepper motor drivers made that machine go from "I can ignore it if the TV is on" to "Is it still printing?".
Very nice.
This is my first foray into 3d printing and I am very happy with my P1S but am trying to fine tune it to reduce noise as it is located in my office. I would like to change out the fans for Noctura's but want to track chamber temps first so I can monitor any differences with the Nocturas.
Thank you for posting.
Not sure if you have found a solution yet but I came across these
JEBAO SLW-5 GUARD
Jecod SLW-5 Fish Guard
JEBAO SW4 WAVEMAKER PROTECTION
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