This is the original and my modified one on the left...
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I couldn't be bothered to drill this one hour so just filed off the looks on the printer itself...
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All fitted in.
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Now clears the motor!
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Unfortunately the whole thing sits too low
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So I am printing at the base part only to use as a spacer to lift it all up a few millimetres....
I also measured the rear fan MOSFETs with my meter, and they measure totally short-circuited.. The gate is also shorted.. Is actually really good this did not blow up the actual logic board with it as well.. But even though it is a terrible thing to do, they have 10K sisters on the gate, which would protect the logic board from 12V or 24V flowing back into it (from a 5V logic chip or lower). Though ironically a bad design, and a really good feature
EDIT:
Why do I have the feeling this is going to hit the motor when it is lifted up again...
@Icky Has been working hard for a long time on making and fixing the files to make them 3-D printable... Check out his giant panda printer he is currently building to print these things out..
