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FANnypack Zero This is a simple and yet overkill electronics cooling solution originally intended for the Voron Zero however could also be installed on any printer with a solid panel covering the electronics area. Assembly Linked products are an example, other brands work just fine! That said using the affiliate link helps support future developments and costs you nothing :) BOM: 1x 8015 axial fan affiliate link / 8015 axial fan normal link 4x M3x20mm screw 4x M3 inserts 1x modified electronics back panel 1x printed fan cover use the dxf and a laser cutter at your local makerspace to produce the holes in the panel or print it out and use it as a template to do it manually. If enough people express interest Funnsor said they would stock some panels so drop me a message if you would want to buy in a whole new panel instead of modifying your old one. Install m3 inserts in the printed fan cover Poke wire through the hole and then attach fan and cover to the outside of the panel using the m3 screws. Depending on your control board you may need to use a klipper expander affiliate link / klipper expander normal link board to gain an additional controllable fan output. For info on wiring and detailed assembly pictures etc. please take a look at the guide I did here as part of a general upgrade to my V0.1 Feedback Feel free to contact me - I'm Slzer#2881 on the discord.

Thermistor Holder Zero This is a really simple remix of the thermistor holder by samwiseg0. It increases the length of the flange to give clearance for the voron zero printhead and X axis. You can see a comparison of the original version vs my extended version. Assembly Linked products are an example, other brands work just fine! That said using the affiliate link helps support future developments and costs you nothing :) BOM: 1x cartridge thermistor affiliate link / cartridge thermistor normal 1x M3x8mm screw 1x printed thermistor holder zero You may need to tap a m3 thread in the top end of the left hand vertical Z extrusion (aim for 10mm depth of thread). Once tapped bolt the printed thermistor holder on using the M3x8 screw. The thermistor can then be pushed into the holder and the wire poked through the hole into the electronics bay. For info on wiring etc. please take a look at the guide I did here as part of a general upgrade to my V0.1 Feedback Feel free to contact me - I'm Slzer#2881 on the discord.