I drew inspiration from several of my favorite creators and geometric designs, and used my slicing software to piece together these elements into this "beast." This is just a rough initial draft. You'll notice some rougher joints. I hope this talented community can further refine and improve it, just like the ECC1 modification craze on SE3D. Microswiss gave me the honor of being a beta tester for the Elegoo hot end, and this hot end has been performing flawlessly. However, I did need to adjust the filament tension screw or gear tension screw. Since I really didn

I printed this work with a P2S printer. The front cover was printed with PP material provided by Inslogic. However, due to the slightly loose fixing method of the packaging tape I used, there were a few flaws, and I failed to achieve a perfect print.



Materials list ;)

OEM fan self-tapping screws

+ 1 5×1.5 mm or 5×2 mm magnet - both sizes seem to be available. I'm more likely to find a 5×2 mm magnet:240 small magnets, 5×2 mm refrigerator magnets, rare earth neodymium magnets, suitable for crafts, whiteboards, and kitchen cabinets:Amazon: Industry and Science

Upgrade of the hot end and nozzle:FlowTech™ hot end, suitable for Elegoo Centauri Carbon / Centauri Carbon 2 — Microswiss

4.0 nozzle:FlowTech™ - DiamondBack nozzle — Microswiss

Titanium alloy screws:Amazon：Wanyifab's 10 pieces of countersunk titanium alloy bolts with M3 thread and sizes of 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, and 18 mm, flat head screws
 

Front cover consumables:AmazonInslogic PP filament, 1.75 mm, polypropylene 3D printing filament, with a tolerance of ±0.03 mm. It is semi-flexible and highly resilient, resistant to chemical corrosion, and food-grade safe. It comes with a 0.8-kg detachable spool. Natural white: suitable for industrial and scientific use.

Bumper supplies:Amazon：Polymaker ASA filament, 1.75mm dark gray, 1kg ASA 3D printing filament, heat and weather resistance - ASA 3D printing filament, ideal for printing outdoor functional components: industrial and scientific applications


"Fill the needs as soon as we see them"
~Rodney Tongdi

The differences between the revised version and the original version

All components have been adapted for the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2. When retrofitting the ECC1 to the ECC2, the only real challenge was the brand-new fan-integrated air duct system. CEK_3D has truly maximized the design potential of this fan geometry! My modification not only allows users to easily adjust the filament tension screws, but also significantly reduces the weight of the tool head, effectively alleviating VFA issues and optimizing motion performance. Prior to the emergence of CEK_3D, there were no solutions on the market suitable for the new ECC