Silence the CR 10

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I hear printers in my sleep, at least they will be quieter now... When you have 11 or more printers running it really pays to put some time in to bring their overall noise down. I decided to make a video on how I quieted my new CR-10 and show you what a difference just a few changes can make.
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@jmtx. 6 лет назад

Thanks for showing the fan upgrade. Having quieter (and more reliable) fans will preserve ones sanity!

@stealthasf6903 5 лет назад

Just finished this mod on my CR-10 - definitely worth the money.

@mariuszzawierucha1310 6 лет назад

Thank you Shane for that video!! I have done actually the same with one difference that a power supply fan in my case is Silent 6. With ambient noise 33-36db I noticed up to 42db while printer starts, and around 53db while power fan runs. Confirm, that is nice improvement :) In one box of Noctua I've found 3 pin to 2 pin connector (so one problem less). Others two in main unit required modification. Instead of soldering and cutting orginal connectors I used crimping tool. Works like a charm :) First of all I was upsaid about Noctua's price, but now I do understand it was worth it!! Cheers

@christopherellis5256 6 лет назад

Great Vid. Awesome content. Quiet is goooood. I love voiding warranties, I used the little rubber dampeners that came with the Noctua fans for the PS, even quieter. In theory anyhow. I sent a request to Noctua in a review to make a 60mm x 15mm Just for power supplies. I was just counting all the Noctua fans I have purchased and I'm up to 6. With 2 new in the box ready to go. Great product. Also those dampers make a huge difference. My printers are in my living room now my GF can watch tv. They cut way down on resonance, at least 30db.

@wassefdabboucy 6 лет назад

This really helps understand which fans are needed and how to do it from A to Z! Great job!!!!

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Glad it helped!

@blackbusiness7 5 лет назад

Fantastic vid! I will perform this upgrade in the near future!

@jaychapman6448 5 лет назад

I found it really frustrating that you would keep talking while trying to measure the sound of the printer.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

Don't need to be quite for 5 minutes to get a quick reading with my phone. I'm not doing major scientific testing here.

@FTGTapGod 5 лет назад

@@Fugatech3DPrinting I can't fully speak for him, but I think he might've meant from a content standpoint and not in terms of your reading accuracy. I think it would have translated better to the audience if you had overlaid your voice after the fact in post so the video that's on the screen is showing the audio levels of the printer and not your voice + printer. Not that we don't trust what you saw, but to me I would've even rather you just not hold the phone up at all and just tell us the numbers because then what we were being shown on screen would match up with what you were saying. It was just awkward from a viewer perspective to have the number bounce around and made you holding up the phone to read audio not add anything to the overall video. Super minor gripe though! I just saw his comment and thought I'd maybe describe it in a more constructive way. Anyways I love your videos and I really appreciate all the work you put into them. You've given me a ton of ideas for my printer build! Keep it up!

@eventsbyclo851 5 лет назад

@@FTGTapGod i agree 100% a 5 to 10 seconds quiet would of been wonderful

@slickfast 5 лет назад

Completely agree with you. That entire segment I was saying to myself "shut your mouth so I can read the meter!" Super frustrating.

@saulg195 4 года назад

@@slickfast Yeah, it totally made this video sort of useless.

@RonFloyd 6 лет назад

Looks and sounds good Shane - TY.

@columbolt8471 5 лет назад

WOW!! Great video. Now all we have to wait for is that, Creality see your video and let them upgrade the printer, so the product is "Top Of The Line" (or at least better) and we don't have to spent extra "bucks" to fix/pay for their faults, in order to get a great and functioning product.

@jamescarpenter8933 6 лет назад

For the control box you can do a 120mm fan mod that will cool the entire control box. This saves money and it is more quiet than replacing the individual fans. You can find several different options to print out. I'm using thing 2568828 with the legs it mentions in the description. It works great.

@saulg195 4 года назад

I was thinking the same thing. Why the hell do I need to do so many fans?

@ryandetzel848 6 лет назад

Do you have a video on the upgrades you've done? I can see a few but would love a quick overview of what you've done, why and was it needed. Thanks

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Not yet. I was waiting for some final parts to come in. I have everything printed, just need to put them on and do a video about it.

@forward3dprinting796 6 лет назад

Sharing this one😊

@moonbaseinc3946 6 лет назад

Most comprehensive. Thanks.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@WilsonsBeard 6 лет назад

I’ve been looking for a GoPro mount for the CR10 bed and haven’t found anything like that one! Where did you find it or have you designed it?

@lifeisgood070 6 лет назад

Did you need longer screws to mount on the extruder? Mine fan only fits in reverse. I probably should've looked if I could've pulled off the rubber and made it work. I also used 2x 10mm width 40mm fans. -_- Dang it. I should've looked at this first and got the 20mm width for the PSU. 8.2m^3/h (4.8cfm) vs. 9.4m^3/h (5.5cfm) :/

@Chris-hi1sm 6 лет назад

All great mods and they do work, another thing that works well for the sound resonance from your table top from the printer is add a cheap yoga mat cut to fit under the 3d printer and the surface it is sitting on

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

I recently found some feet on Thingiverse that use racquetballs and so far they have been amazing. I added them to my CR-10 and CR-10S so far.

@bp5781 5 лет назад

@@Fugatech3DPrinting Do you have a link for the racquetball build you used?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

@@bp5781 I have not uploaded the STL yet. Check back this weekend and I should have it done by then.

@acorea44 6 лет назад

Great Video, what kind of build surface is that? Looks like the prusa's. Cool!

@sethkrumm3302 6 лет назад

Looks like it's Folger Tech's surface, you can get it from their website

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Yep it is Folgertech's build surface. Amazing stuff. Get some here: bit.ly/2zAZoLb and don't forget the coupon "FUGA"!

@tiberiocellini3641 6 лет назад

Fugatech 3D Printing I found a 60mm Noctua NF A6X25, is that ok instead if the brandkess fan?

@tiberiocellini3641 6 лет назад

Fugatech 3D Printing Just to be sure, do I need to buy all 5 fans?

@pie300able1 3 года назад

what fan was used as the part cooling fan? I just got an e3d v6 and was going to print a fang mount for it before putting it on

@ediles7678 6 лет назад

thak you very much for you're quick reply.

@tomlawson5893 6 лет назад

Just use tac to hold the wires, works great. If you turn the iron down a bit you can use that to shrink the heat wrap too for small sections.

@wernervandenbosch1609 3 года назад

Hello, I see you fit 12v fans whereas the PSU powers all fans with 24v ? Or am I missing something ? Thanks :)

@rodsdaytona 5 лет назад

hey, liked the video. I'm interested giving this a shot. Do you not need a 24v step down model to run the noctua fans for a Creality CR-10S?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 4 года назад

Maybe in new versions. This one is 12v.

@johnhodgkiss9882 6 лет назад

Can you get dampers for Nema 15. I googled but came up with nothing.

@jdubbuttm Год назад

Good info.. thanks!

@raymondwilliams6878 6 лет назад

Thanks for this!

@MSCShopHK 6 лет назад

So useful!

@terrancel1786 6 лет назад

pretty cool!

@GaryGraham66 4 года назад

Rubber O rings between the fan screw and case also help reduce vibrational noise st the case.

@theviolist18 5 лет назад

Great video, very informative, thank you!!! I learned to solder watching this video, and the shrink wrap is awesome... thank you!!!

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

Thanks and I'm glad it helped!

@ediles7678 6 лет назад

you're vid is great but I can't seem to find the file on thingeverse for the feet for the control box. Do you have a link for that?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Here you go: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2413227

@imothy 4 года назад

can you swap out the part cooling fan for a noctua? My part cooling fan is off balance and i can tell it vibrates when i'm leveling the bed with a piece of paper.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 4 года назад

You can but I recommend Sunon fans now.

@rOSScOGITANS 6 лет назад

do you think is it possible to remove the top aluminium cover of the psu and put insted a big slow fan?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Yes. There are a few things on thingiverse that do this and add a 120mm PC case fan.

@danieleformica2920 6 лет назад

I look down products you recommended in the list below the video. Gelid silence 6 is for the PSU?

@hmmmm1995 5 лет назад

I used a Silent 6 whisper quiet.

@nellapatella 6 лет назад

Any update on how the fans perform since installation? Some of these fans have some bad reviews on amazon.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

They perform the same as when I put them on. Great. Since I put them on they new have a few hundred hours of run time and have not gotten any louder yet.

@ep82chi 5 лет назад

can you please tell me where I can find the files for the legs on the control box?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

www.thingiverse.com/thing:2413227

@V843v3r 5 лет назад

What's that green piece on the front?

@jordongingrich8913 5 лет назад

Since you replaced the PSU fan with a seemingly generic model did it have the intended effect on the noise level? Or was it just an overall quieting? I'm planning the motor dampers and was thinking about fans too...

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

Motor dampers have the biggest effect on noise level. Fans help a small amount.

@geobizworth231 6 лет назад

I added some Legs to my CR-10 that has Racket Balls for the feet and that has stopped any resignation from my printer to the table top and has quiet the printer by a lot.

@lazlo342 5 лет назад

Would these mods be the same for all current models of the CR-10?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

Yes. I just went a different route for my CR-10 and CR-10S to show different ways you can mod the machine.

@JAYTEEAU 6 лет назад

Thanks Shane, I need to do the same for my CR-10 and the Anycubic i3 Mega. Cheers, JAYTEE

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

I'm almost done with the video for the Anycubic i3 Mega. Just waiting for fans to come in on Tuesday.

@JAYTEEAU 6 лет назад

Fantastic. Will be interesting to see which fans you ended up going with. Cheers, JAYTEE

@rOSScOGITANS 6 лет назад

absolutely do it for the anycubic i3 mega, almost all extruder fan are noisy and often broken, i have changed it (the left side fan) and sound totally change

@JAYTEEAU 6 лет назад

Thanks +Rosario Ricci. Compared to my Cocoon Create Touches x 3 the i3 is really noisy. Have been too busy of late to get to it, and thankfully the printers have their own room so it's not that bad. Cheers, JAYTEE

@user-nb2qt8fr2l 6 лет назад

May i ask when will the i3 mega 's video come out? i changed the right side ertruder fan seems noise is louder

@ceramicmonster 4 года назад

Is there room to replace the 50x10mm fan with a 60x10mm? I would have to print a new bracket, but it would be more reliably quiet for longer with a noctua.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 4 года назад

With the feet, yes.

@jimmyscott5144 6 лет назад

You might be ale to find some small standoff’s for the dampener for the motor so you can use all the screw holes

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

After finishing this I went back and added the other 2 back. They JUST clear the motor but if they are too close for your liking you could dremel some of the threads off of them.

@fvheel 4 года назад

Where can you buy the Red premade Dupont male & female connector set? I can only find the female connectors for connecting tot pinheaders.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 4 года назад

The link is in the description: amzn.to/2WkEuun

@fvheel 4 года назад

@@Fugatech3DPrinting Thank you. Question: Why they called JST connectors? I did think that these are called "Dupont" connectors. That's why i could not find anything. Do you know if these (JST) sets come in more then 2 in versions? About Noctua: These are the best fans i know. Noctua has actualy also 60mm fans (NF-A6x25). The only problem is that they are 20mm thick. I could manage to put one in my powersupply by move the cover 10 mm up. You have to make 6 little metal plates with 2 holes, 10mm apart for each screwhole.j Screw of rivid the plates with one hole to the chassis on all 6 holes with the other hole up. Then you can screw the cover with the 20mm fan on to these holes. Now you do have an almost complete silend powersupply.

@nickgiesler9925 6 лет назад

That GoPro mount is awesome! Did you design it?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Yessir. Here it is: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2585996 Now this put the GoPro housing directly in the center of the bed which is bad, since the lens is off to the left. I changed it up and will upload the other model as soon as I test it and it puts the lens in the center of the bed.

@CrashPCcz 5 лет назад

I have CR-10 S4, an I do my silencing upgrades. Here is the reality: NR1 is the hot end front fan. You need to: 1) change the fan for quieter and little slower. 2) redesign the fan box, so it is more efficient, 3) remove the fan grille so the wind doesn't go in turbulent manner to the fan 4) round it well, so there is no sharp edge near the fan, 5) experiment with power input to the fan, further lowering noise. NR2: side fan. Similar story. NR3: the power supply box rear fan. You can completely remove this one. NR4 middle box fan: replace for quieter (noctua) too. NR5: power supply fan: reversed the flow and added 50Ohms resistor in series. Cut the grille out, so the air goes smoothly in... Made 1inch stands for the control box... Stepper dampeners are nearly useless here. Next step would be new driver board with better stepper drivers.

@aprilchao4383 6 лет назад

For the pcu fan, which one is the signal wire? They are all black so idk

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

The middle wire is normally black so one of the 2 end ones should be the +. Hook it up to each and see when it turns on.

@danielbogar8879 6 лет назад

So I know people complain about the noctua 40x10 fans not being strong enough for their hotends and they get "heat creep", is that true? Already bought some, so just wondering. Thanks

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

They work well for me on all my printers except for the FT-5 due to the enclosure. I have them on 5 or 6 printers now with no issues.

6 лет назад

I've put squash balls as feet for the print frame and they really do drop the noise levels alot. Dots on ball doesn't matter here. :)

@PietroSaccardi 5 лет назад

For everyone noticing (or experiencing) the loose Noctua 40x20 on the screws: the fan has some recesses that make the screws too long; I had no other part available so I made a sleeve with the heat-shrinking pipes, which locked nicely the fan in position. Also, my exhaust fan was not correctly mounted, strangely.

@johnlin7790 6 лет назад

Does anyone know where I can get the stl for that handle for the heated bed?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

What handle are you talking about?

@patrioticpengu1n 4 года назад

What is the bed surface you are using? Please provide link!

@Fugatech3DPrinting 4 года назад

It was the Anycubic Ultrabase. I don't think they sell the big version anymore but here is a Creality knock off: amzn.to/2Agd8gj

@siniestro0239 6 лет назад

I installed the Noctua NF-A4x20 (Noctua 40x20) wow that thing is super loud. I can hear the fan across the room. surprisingly the Noctua 40x10 is really quiet.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

That is odd. Maybe you got a bad one? I can't hear any of my Noctua fans, regardless of size.

@siniestro0239 6 лет назад

I'll buy another, just want it to make sure. thanks for replying :)

@zanpekosak2383 5 лет назад

Maybe you got a fake...?

@sheldongrant7621 4 года назад

Shayne, you show four fans in the video, but list 5. Which one don't I need? Thank you.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 4 года назад

I just give options of 10mm thick or 20mm thick. You pick the one you want to use.

@sheldongrant7621 4 года назад

@@Fugatech3DPrinting Got it. Thank you, Shayne!

@jirikouril3412 6 лет назад

If you want to silence yout CR-10 printer, the easiest way is to insulate the control unit box from power supply box, which is the source of vibrations by some foam rubber inserted as pad between those two tin boxes. Just unscrew the bottom of the control box, unscrew the 4 screws which hold the power supply, put or stick the insulation inbetween and screw it all together. Result is guaranteed. Then the noisiest part of the printer is the cooling fan of the extruder. It is worth to exchange it for better fan with magnetic bearings, which is quieter and produces less vibrations. These two easy to do chages will reduce the noice of your printer to acceptable level for minimum costs.

@jackasmr1549 5 лет назад

Will these upgrades work on the cr-10s

@dasauto7346 4 года назад

It's mostly the same from what I see so it should. Especially the fans.

@rOSScOGITANS 6 лет назад

please can you link the stl file of the cable holder for the soldering ?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Here you go: www.thingiverse.com/thing:1725308

@rOSScOGITANS 6 лет назад

Thanks! ;)

@GreyBeardLabs 6 лет назад

also, put open cell foam (scotch brite pads) under the rubber feet to isolate the noise from the table.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

I found some racquetball feet which I am using now.

@76Richie19 6 лет назад

Using tmc2130 drivers makes the motors really quiet which makes the dampers obsolete. The main noise source on the cr-10 is the control box and it's fans.

@whoguy4231 6 лет назад

+1.... running tmc2100 on xy. Best mod ever, smoother prints and super quiet!

@76Richie19 6 лет назад

Brian Lee yeah every trinamic driver will make the motors quiet. The 2130 are common since the prusa MK3 came out.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

So I ordered some external stepper boards but they don't have the correct amount of pins for some reason. Now I have to order new ones.

@76Richie19 6 лет назад

Fugatech 3D Printing usually you should be able to make yourself some wires to make them work. It's just step, direction and enable and some vcc and ground. But the reprap wiki has an lot of information on it.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

The problem is that the input from the board is only 3 pins vs 4 as it is supposed to be. I'm checking my order to see if I ordered the wrong thing or if they sent me the wrong thing.

@jmtx. 6 лет назад

If your solder's rosin core flux, the flux can oxidize over time and become less effective. Just visual check the joint for proper flow and it should be all good.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

I've been using this roll for 15 years and have never had an issue.

@roncosta5197 4 года назад

What tool are you using to unscrew everything

@Fugatech3DPrinting 4 года назад

Was a cheap set from Harbor Freight. I use these now: amzn.to/3bgWYjv

@michaelt3172 6 лет назад

2 of my allen screws stripped and i cant get them out so guess I am heading to lowes tomorrow and am gonna have to find a way to get this one out

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

I've had that happen on several printers. Best thing to do is either use a star bit or use a saw/dremel to cut a slot into the screw head and use a flat head screwdriver to get it out.

@-Yogo 6 лет назад

just get a screw extractor from a hardware store ... use a drill/driver in reverse to get it out

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

True but if you have a bit set you probably have star bits so no extra cost :)

@bradsmith2498 6 лет назад

Can you fit a 25mm deep fan into the PSU?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

I didn't try because other said you could not.

@MrNoysip 6 лет назад

Is it same on cr10S?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Yes

@mcslothtech5533 5 лет назад

by the way dont ever worry about breaking "Warranty Void Stickers" because those are illegal based on Federal law you're allowed to fix your own objects and its illegal for them to void your warranty if you break the sticker

@thebigstovary 5 лет назад

What is he using the first 2 noctua fans for?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

The control box.

@jbdbruybhdhcy 6 лет назад

As to the fan noise most of the time the solution is as simple as just oiling them. My Ender 2 had 1 horribly noisy fan in the electronics compartment and when I peeled off the sticker on it I noticed that the bearing is literally dry. A couple drops of oil made it nice and quiet

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

What kind of Oil do you use? I always thought about doing that but never knew if it was safe to do or not. Or what type of oil to use.

@jbdbruybhdhcy 6 лет назад

Some "Machine oil" from a local hardware store. The sticker says "for sewing machines, door locks, hinges etc" so basically any liquid runny machine oil will do.

@ATPodcast 6 лет назад

Engine oil works fine as well

@TTGBUNKER 6 лет назад

At the hobby store they will have a small oil pen used for rc's. These work great for me.

@Duci1989 4 года назад

How did it print since this video?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 4 года назад

Still going strong. I've done lots more mods to it and it is my go to printer for large PLA or PETG prints.

@jamiejoker118 Год назад

change the main broad 4.2.2 or 4.2.7 they work on 12v 13.8 is perfect change fans to 40mm print covers ive done this on my cr10 s5 i forget its on a lot lol and you have a 32bit broad better

@Fugatech3DPrinting Год назад

Those boards didn't exist when I made this video years ago.

@nobocks 6 лет назад

my 2 cents : People should think about printing time and material usage before designing part like the thing for controll box.

@chrisdado 6 лет назад

All these replacement fans push less air at lower pressure than the stock fans. You can achieve the same results putting a 50 cent potentiometer inline with the existing fans to adjust the rpm. Good luck with filament jams.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Well I'm at nearly 7 months now with this setup and no issues.

@LeonirZimmermann 3 года назад

Noooo! The original sound is a mesmerizing music to my ears.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 3 года назад

lulz

@wayneuk 6 лет назад

stand the printer on some old wet suit style material night & day difference

@Pendleton115 5 лет назад

You should have put up a warning for the power supply, a power supply can have current stored in its capacitors. If you accidentally bridge the terminals on these caps you can literally die. So of course, discretion is advised

@pcb1962 4 года назад

Surprised how far down the comments I had to read before someone said this. Definitely needs a warning.

@michalmichalsk 6 лет назад

x motor cables should be at bottom

@plebetopro5786 5 лет назад

Please look into a Lineman Splice, or a Western Union splice. Far better way to join a wire, and takes solder like a boss. It is the only way I solder wires now, and I do board level on industrial drives running 480VAC and 400Amps+. And I use the same splice for the little 12 and 24V fans in those units. Also, if you cut the shielding on the PSU over the fan, it cuts the noise even more, as there isn't the restrictions on the air flow. Both of my printers have this mod, and it cuts the noise a lot. My Wanhao i3 is the same style as the CR-10, my FLSun is exposed PSU. I accept the risks of my fingers on the open PSU. If I didn't, I would print something better.

@Damjanhd 5 лет назад

use fan temperature controller and you get alot more silent printer

@jab2go69barrett8 4 года назад

JST connectors

@TheRealTombi 6 лет назад

I took another 8 to 10db's off the total by placing the entire CR-10 and Control box on this : www.amazon.co.uk/Washing-Machine-Universal-Anti-Vibration-Mat/dp/B00E0JVN7G/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1518845226&sr=8-1&keywords=washing+machine+rubber+mat I dont use the CR-10's spool holder so, proximity wasnt too much of an issue between Control Box and the frame of the printer.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Very cool. Since finishing this video I added some racquetball mounts and the noise level has goon down more.

@joshuajackson1616 5 лет назад

I bought mine a month ago and I can barely hear it. The only thing you can really hear is the fans and they're pretty silent.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

They might have changed up fans in the year since I got mine.

@marchyman6621 6 лет назад

The dampers are well worth the time and (minimal) expense. The fans... not so much. I changed 2 of the 3 on my CR-10S and dropped the noise a little less than 3 dB. I was quite disappointed. www.snafu.org/other/3dprint/20180113/

@daviddraven8115 6 лет назад

you made a review and have no opinion on if it is worth it or not?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

This video was not a printer review. As for the mods? Totally worth it if you need to quiet your machine down.

@cls9474 6 лет назад

The stepper motor dampeners won't help a lot unless you'd use dampened screws/screw mounts. Without decoupling the screws the structure bound sound will take its path through the screws into the aluminum frame. So there's some potential left...

@2awesome292 5 лет назад

The warranty is worthless tbh, you basically just pay for the part that breaks

@johndicapua 6 лет назад

Thing is that the CR-10S is the quietest printer I have 😂

@necares 6 лет назад

Why not just use an enclosure built with noise cancelling materials? It helps with temperature control and most importantly can prevent toxic fumes from circulating around the room.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

If you print mainly ABS, surely an enclosure is easier/better. I mainly print PLA and PETG so an enclosure would do more harm than good for them.

@jmgraydz 5 лет назад

Next time you are doing sound testing can you record. Then add your voice later.

@rjet4321 6 лет назад

I do not understand why people do not re-wire the power supply with longer wires? There is plenty of room

@iHackMatteoHolvoet 6 лет назад

hypercube update plzzz

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Part 4 will be out in a week or 2

@2awesome292 5 лет назад

Should just do a standalone mod...

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

Did that in another video :P

@gzcwnk 5 лет назад

Disappointing in a way as you did not noise test the fans 1 by 1 and record airflow and dba to really show what worked and what did not. Good video on swap out though.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

Sorry I'm not a scientist. I did the best I could and this works out great for me.

@CodeLeeCarter 5 лет назад

A lot of Unessaserry work for little gain,... Print yourself a Double 120mm Control Box stand, remove the bottom and attach,... you'll never here the controlbox ever again.

@Tabs793 5 лет назад

Hi, i'm totally new to 3D printing. Is this something on thingiverse?

@EliSpizzichino 5 лет назад

@@Tabs793 www.thingiverse.com/thing:2839191

@johndue2366 5 лет назад

I can tell you that if you buy parts from Gearbest, even with an added, and paid for insurance, they do not honor the warranty in any fails or missing shipment. I have had a year long communication with Gearbest due to an ($12 extra) ensured delivery that didn't arrive. They only know one word: NO.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 5 лет назад

I would never expect warranty from any Chinese company.

@pcb1962 4 года назад

@@Fugatech3DPrinting But you should expect them to deliver what you've paid for

@vizionthing 6 лет назад

given up on the hypercube?

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Not at all. New video will be out in a week or 2

@lifeisgood070 6 лет назад

dude just keeps pulling out tools damn

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

You acquire a lot over the years...

@Bonjour-World 3 года назад

Why do all you people resort to splicing the fan wires. Just once I would like to see someone use the proper connectors.

@slaunts9453 5 лет назад

Sorbothane Vibration Dampening Feet - Used In High End Audio You're Welcome.

@jiml.9026 3 года назад

3k hours? My poor machines ging on 15k hours of use............

@Fugatech3DPrinting 3 года назад

2 years ago lol

@jiml.9026 3 года назад

@@Fugatech3DPrinting I knew you would point that out. lol

@Laz_Arus 6 лет назад

Thanks for putting this together. It's been most helpful in seeing how to quieten my newly purchased CR-10S. BTW, could you please try and get in the habit of using the correct pronunciation of 'sol-der' rather than the botched yankee version 'sod-der'. My OCD goes into overdrive whenever I hear it mispronounced .. LOL. Cheers from OZ.

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

Well I am from the north so...

@The_Novice 6 лет назад

I can't stand how ugly the CR-10 is. idk maybe it's just me...

@Fugatech3DPrinting 6 лет назад

It is just a supersized i3 3D printer. I personally hate the control box but that is a future project :)

@EnglishTurbines 5 лет назад

This machine only has ONE Z Axis Leadscrew drive.....That's like buying a car with only 3 wheels....Mechanically, it's a disaster, and you are fussing over the noise..? The dual Z drive CR10-S is how it should be.