3D printer BIQU B1 Fan upgrade, upgrade your airflow.

[@MatthewHanson1]

I heard that it can run without the two 24 volt fans. I think that's a little crazy so I just replaced them with WINSINN 24v fans off of Amazon. Omg the difference is extreme. Also, I read that you can install a larger MOSFET to the bed connection for increased safety. I'm not that smart so I don't know if it's actually true, but it sounds like it's true to stop thermal run away. Also a term I don't understand but I think I do. Check out getting an extra z axis. They're pretty cheap for these machines and a BL touch. I like your your filament guide. I think I saw that one on thingiverse as As Well. I printed out a roller system and a bearing based system around a wheel. If you haven't, make sure you update that firmware. In both the motherboard and screen. Also along the lines of fire prevention. I know they're not really rated for it but firestop makes really cool automatic extinguishers. There's even mounts for it on thingiverse for these printers. They don't believe they're specifically rated for electrical fire, so. At your own peril lol. Peace out.

[@MatthewHanson1]

PS. You can use your phone as a decimal meter. I got you bro.👍

[@MatthewHanson1]

Here's a great video from teaching tech that allows you to change from a 12 to 24 volts using a buck converter kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4icoKmlbqh7n5I If the link doesn't show up, look up teaching tech buck converter .

[@macvideo]

How did you display that information while printing? Thanks!

[@carlosfelipecontrerassanch2318]

Good bro! Can you do a versus between en€er 3 v2 and biqu b1?

[@solomonharvey1916]

hey where can I find those legs?

[@tekolicious8310]

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