120mm fan cover plate 3d models

The mesh in the background is intended for an additional 120mm fan for the grafics card will be fully covered by the blanking plate. Print instructionsCategory: Computer Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 10% Filament:...

Blanking Plate for Unused Fan Opening When optimizing airflow through a computer case equipped with an air filter, it's often desirable to seal off any unused 120mm fan openings. This not only enhances overall system efficiency but also minimizes...

The Gengar120mm PC Fan Cover is an enchanting decorative accessory specifically designed for 120mm PC fans. Featuring the iconic Gengar logo, it adds a playful touch to your computer setup. Features: Size: Fits 120mm PC fans. Design: The striking...

This is a custom cover I designed to mount a 120mm PC case fan in place of the 60mm fan included in the Mean Well LRS-350 power supply. My PSU is a 24V unit, but this design will work just fine with a 12V PSU as well. Several designs are available...

This is a remix from the "Ender 3 Pro PSU Cover for 80mm" fans, where bigger is always better and I only had 120mm silent fans available. The cover has been adapted to have airflow channels at the top because hot air rises naturally. ... Fusion 360...

I created this mounting plate that takes a standard 120mm computer fan and mounts it alongside a 12v timer I found on amazon (~£11): https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07CQGP6LT/ Functionality: - The 12v timer spring loaded lugs rotate to fit in...

A high-performance cooling solution is comprised of a single 120mm case fan that has been cleverly divided into three distinct bodies, each designed to optimize airflow and minimize turbulence.

In order to accommodate the larger fan, it's necessary to extend or replace the existing feet.The cover is designed to utilize the original screws, but you'll need 6x M3 inserts.For the feet replacement, I utilized the following model:...

... layers so that the light shines through (almost like a lithophane). IMPORTANT NOTE: These fan covers block quite a lot of area of the fan, its is meant for decorative purposes, I recommend using small spacers behind the fan to allow more air flow.

... layers so that the light shines through (almost like a lithophane). IMPORTANT NOTE: These fan covers block quite a lot of area of the fan, its is meant for decorative purposes, I recommend using small spacers behind the fan to allow more air flow.

Little modifications for the Lian Li UNI FAN SL-INFINITY 120mm Looks and fits perfectly

... note. Due to the extra height feet risers are required. I used these https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4603075. There is not enough clearance between the right rear foot and fan cover so I include modified foot to compensate for that.

... Due to the extra height feet risers are required. I used these https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4603075. There is not enough clearance between the right rear foot and fan cover so I include modified foot to compensate for that. 

Mini Fan

I've repurposed some 120mm fans from ancient ATX power supplies that are working like new. I created an adapter to utilize them for ventilation purposes. The adapter fits snugly onto a 110 mm plumbing PVC pipe, and on the interior side, there's a...

I'm currently working on a custom bottom plate designed to fit a 120mm fan, replacing the existing 4020 fan that's notoriously loud. The project is still a work in progress, so I'm sharing the design file for now. There are a few areas where...

---------------------------------------- This design covers the Ender 5 Plus with two 120mm fans placed over the PSU and mainboard. To assemble this cover you need to remove the lid and fan from the power supply and raise the printer about 25mm...

Replaces the original Ender 3 PSU cover to use a 120mm fanMount fits a 40 extrusion with a bit of overhangUses the original PSU switchFanmount needs to be glued to the PSU cover

Another enthusiast rocking a server fan that's 120 millimeters strong. ...The sound is deafening, the airflow is intense!

This fan design is reminiscent of the Scythe Series, featuring meticulously crafted blades that ensure a smooth and efficient airflow.

Put a 120mm fan (and optionally a dust filter) onto the COVER part using the self-tapping screws that came with the fan. Plug in the fan connector and put the cable bundle into its slot. Finally, put the COVER part onto the control box by clipping...

The featured PC fan boasts a diameter of 120 millimeters, with its motor sourced from the high-performance Emax RS2205 unit.

Another enthusiast with a massive server fan - 120 millimeters is huge! ...It produces an ear-piercing whine and unleashes a torrent of air.

This is the 6th and final fan cover for magic the gathering cards

Then put the AC socket onto the bottom part. Put on the TOP part to the control box, with three M3 screws that are at least 5mm long. Put a 120mm fan (and optionally a dust filter) onto the COVER part, with the self tapping screws that came with the...

The design combines elements from polysquare's 120mm fan mount adapter with Taxus812's MOSFETpad for the HA210N06 Mosfet Breakout Board, with screw holes enlarged to 3mm. To download the files for this project, you can access I3CaseBack.STL and...

... Fans, any other recommendations for the model please let me know. IMPORTANT NOTE: These fan covers block quite a lot of area of the fan, its is meant for decorative purposes, I recommend using small spacers behind the fan to allow more air flow.

I created a printable fan mount for @fruitkillr's fan using my tiny Monoprice Delta Mini. To assemble this, you'll need three plates, three legs, and some glue. Simply attach these parts together to create all the necessary holes for the square shape...

This is a custom take on fruitkillr's 80mm fan hole bottom cover design, minus the legs which I already have. To connect the fan, either order a JST connector separately or simply solder wires to the existing connection point. You can find this...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 this goes on the front of your pc fans. ...With that said its just for looks and does not help keep your pc cool.