This toolhead is designed for the Anycubic Kossel Plus (Linear or Pulley) 3D printer but it can easyly be adapted for other models of Kossel. It brings support for E3D's hotends V6 and VOLCANO. It also fix the problem with Anycubic Kossel hotend clogging all the time.

Cette documentation est disponible en français : Fusiology Toolhead version 3.4 pour Anycubic Kossel Plus
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Here is an example of the toolhead assembled with an E3D-V6 hotend cooled by a 4010 fan:


Fusiology Toolhead version 3.4 for Anycubic Kossel Plus
Some parts or available as V6 and VOLCANO versions. Pick the ones that matches the type of hotend you have.

If you choose to use the E3D V6 hotend stock cooling system, you don't need to print anything else.
If you want to use the improved, silent cooling system for the hotend, you also need to print the following parts:
heatsink_4010_fan_duct

For the cooling of the printed part, I use 2 silent blower fans from WINSINN model FAN4010G12D.

You'll need to build a Y cable to connect both fans:

For the optional 4010 cooling of the hotend, I use a silent fan from Sunon familly MagLev model HA40101V4-0000-C99 12V 0.8W 0.06A 3pins. To connect the fan keep only the red and black cables and remove the yellow one.

I use SM type connectors to connect the fans but you can use whatever type you prefer or even solder the cables directly.J'utilise des connecteurs de type SM pour attacher les ventilateurs mais vous pouvez utiliser ceux de votre choix ou même souder directement les câbles.


To assemble the different parts you'll need M3x4.6x5.7mm threaded inserts and M3 screws. I use hex socket head screws but you can use whatever type you prefer.
If you decide to use the improved hotend cooling system, you'll also need 4 M3 nuts to attach the fan duct (heatsink_4010_fan_duct).
Add threaded inserts, in the holes meant for that purpose, on the following parts:
Note all holes aren't used for the assembly of the toolhead. Some of them are left free so you can attach your own parts. You can, for examples, design parts for cables routing, to support different models of probes, etc.


For the assembly I use the shortest possible screws to keep the weight of the head as light as possible.
You need to print 2 air ducts (left and right). Two versions are available, one for V6 and one for VOLCANO sized hotends. The tallest ones are for VOLCANO.





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After you replaced the hotend you must do a PID calibration (PID autotune).
The height has been modified with the installation of this toolhead so you also need to do a Delta calibration and set the new Z axis' height.