Since I do not want a GPU on this calibre, I assume I am going to make my very own.

Credit score goes to Kaydremo for 3D modelling
Credit score goes to RaptorOne for Print testing

They’re overly engineered to be as sensible as potential. In the meantime, being FDM printable.
This print will push the boundaries of FDM materials printing, your 3D printer’s functionality, and your 3D print slicing approach.
This mannequin took 4 months to develop to the present printable state.

Options:
-1:1 scaled mannequin of an RTX 4070/60Ti Founders Version
-All fins are printed with “push-pull” airflow in thoughts. The rear fins are 100% cross by way of.
-PCIe fingers designed to slot in an actual PCIe slot (use at your individual threat, we’re not accountable for broken motherboards)
-Each followers on this video card spins by hand (skateboard bearings)
-For those who do plug in a monitor to this video card, It’ll show a black display screen (generally it could even show “no sign detected”)
-New PCIe 12 pin energy connector is on the cardboard. Nonetheless, it is not going to be suitable with the actual energy connector.
-Pre supported BamBu Lab 3MF file included!
-Bonus RTX 4060 and 4070Ti backplates included!

Please have in mind:
-As a result of fragile nature of the cardboard (particularly the fins), please deal with it with care.
-I haven’t got time to create a print directions guide, you might want some trial and error to get it print proper.

That is for private use solely, For those who determine to make and promote the prints, please contact me first.

Cura plugins: Cylindric Customized Assist, TabAntiWarping

To print the followers:
As a result of delicate nature of the blades, you want a PEX or PEI print floor similar to The Wham Bam Construct plate sequence to make the fan printing potential.
Glass beds: Please print utilizing glue as an alternative of hairspray to maintain the fins from warping (preliminary mattress temp60, then 40 afterwards)

To print the followers and fins:
-You want ABL (auto mattress levelling) functionality of some sort. In any other case, print failure will constantly happen. I like to recommend the real Antclabs BLTouch.
-It’s possible you’ll must print the fins at 50C on preliminary layer, and 40C on different layers to forestall warping. (not a priority on Bambu printers)

To print the backplate with the brand:
Your printer’s firmware has to have the ability to settle for a filament change script command if you wish to change filament to realize colored textual content. In any other case, you might want to color the textual content inside the indents supplied.

Helps:
Helps are wanted on the BoardFinIO, VFins, Body (IO space/vents)

• Your printer has to have the longest print mattress axis to be able to printing 250mm lengthy to print every part in a single piece.
• Nonetheless, when you determine to print this in a smaller printer, you might print the body in half. The following largest merchandise is the PCB, and you’ve got the longest mattress axis of 163mm to print every part. (you can’t chop this in half)

Invoice of supplies:
• 4x M3 5mm lengthy screws (typical 2.5” SSD screws will suffice) (optionally, you might paint it black) to put in the IO plate
• 2x 606zz ball bearings for followers
• 1x bottle of Gorilla tremendous glue micro exact
• Non-compulsory 1x bottle of 3-in-one lubrication oil if the ball bearings don’t spin freely.
• ~700-800G of filament (should use IIID MAX filaments for Followers and Fins, or else the print isn’t potential). For every part else, you might select your favorite filament

Instruments required:
• 1x Heavy Responsibility Vice: to put in the ball bearings into the fan
• 2x Fast grip clamps to put in the followers into the pegs on the fins or to stress down different components throughout the glue curing course of
• 1x needle-nose pliers to take away some help items
• 5-10x binder clips to carry trim items in place throughout the gluing course of