120mm fan mount 3d models

Inspired by one of psyvision's pictures. Holes fro SKR_pro are 3mm to screw M3 bolts directly. Add glue, or use horizontal expansion in your slicer, if needed. ... A couple of pictures are in "makes".

Inspired by one of psyvision's pictures. Holes fro SKR_pro are 3mm to screw M3 bolts directly. Add glue, or use horizontal expansion in your slicer, if needed. ... A couple of pictures are in "makes".

This is one of the first items I have ever designed in Fusion 360 (thanks to Arnold Rowntree) and printed for my own use. ... I know its not much to look at but for me it is something ;) Im more or less still workin out all the processes needed to get...

I designed this so I could mount up to 5 2.5" drives to a 120mm fan. ...Screw holes can accommodate normal fan mounting screws or radiator screws.

I wanted an angled fan mount (120mm fan, approx. 17°) for a personal project so I designed one according to my needs. It may useful to someone with similar needs. ...Print with the top face down so that supports will only be needed for the brackets.

These mounts enable the fan to be mounted to almost any surface using double-sided mounting tape OR screws (the feet have two 6.5mm screw holes). As with all my models, feel free to share and remix and gift and anything that's open-source. ...But this...

This mount allows you to add an additional fan to a PC when normal mounting options are not available.

This mount allows you to add an additional fan to a PC when normal mounting options are not available.

Stronger thicker version of the original by KRASER7. ...Allows the fan to be mounted either on top of the plate or below depending on requirements.

I required a discreet cooling fan for my Ramps board, which is mounted behind some 2020 extrusion. To meet this need, I designed a quick fan mount that simply sits on the extrusion without screws. This design might be useful to others, so I'm sharing...

I wanted some 45 degree angled fan mounts so I could place some on my GPU to provide a bit more cooling. Took diarx' design, and added some triangles. ... Slit version has some cutouts from the triangles to allow a bit more airflow.

I printed two mounts and secured the magnets with glue in their correct orientation. A three-millimeter space is reserved for M3 screw heads. ...To accommodate the added components, I pulled the sides one millimeter beyond the original design's...

RepRap's design incorporates removable 120mm fans that can be controlled by electronics and Slic3r, providing active cooling during PLA printing. ...Cooling enhances print quality, especially when producing small parts or bridges; the STL includes...

Hi Guys, I found this 120mm rear fan mount for Sama im01 case on reddit forum. The second file was remixed to fit my Asrock B560m motherboard as it was touching the vrm heatsink. Helped a lot with airflow. ...

I reconfigured a standard 120mm fan stand to accommodate two fans side by side and secure them firmly to any surface. ...This modification enables me to connect four fans in sequence, effectively pulling hot air out of a window and enhancing airflow...

The worst-case scenario has come true - the GoPro mount proved too flimsy for my configuration. This is actually my maiden voyage into designing a sturdier iteration. ...I'm currently printing it out, so I won't be able to assess its quality until it's...

Print this thing with precision by following these steps: To hold a 120mm intake fan securely along with two fan controllers, disassemble an old fan controller first. For better prints use these tips: Use three or four perimeter layers for added...

Just a simple mount to mount your 120mm Fan to 8040/8080 aluminium profile

120mm Dual Fan Mounting Kit for Gigabyte AORUS GTX1080Ti. ...

I used Psyvision's Octopus 1.1 mount which is excellent with heated inserts, but the fan mount seems to use M4 nuts and bolts and i'm fine with m3 bolts and would again prefer heated inserts. M3 x 5 x 4 heated inserts used all round, I have included...

... ... A simple mount/duct holds a fan securely on a heatsink, used in an RF amplifier that produces excessive heat. However, it works effectively. ... Made a cover that fits over the top and locates through the 120mm fan holes to protect the heatsink.

Mount fits 120mm fan and attaches to standard GoPro style mounting systems. ...I use this for a soldering station to pull fumes away from me while I'm working.

This device mounts a 120mm fan and connects directly to standard GoPro-style mounting systems. ...I utilize it as a makeshift soldering station to safely extract fumes away from my workspace during the assembly process.

... precise control over airflow. ...In my setup, I utilized a 120mm Arctic fan featuring a built-in thermistor that I swapped out for a separate switch to achieve a dual-speed cooling configuration. ...The four mounting screws came with the fan itself.

Accommodates x2 120mm fans.Should theoretically also support a 240mm rad (although you may wanna add some more heft to the connecting bars at the top and bottom).I can't over-stress this, do not over-tighten the screws. ...No uga dugas needed.Printed...

These brackets allow for a 120mm fan to be mounted along with one disc drive in the 5.25" bays. This helps push air to the CPU cooler directly without obstructions like HDD bays.These brackets can be screwed in, or can also utilize toolless mounting...

Here's a Simple Mount for a 120mm Cooling Fan to Keep Electronics Boards Cool. The fan can be easily moved out of the way to access the electronics board without having to unscrew any screws. Once the printed parts are ready, you can assemble them...

... sheet metal). ...Interface these parts into the sheet metal where your HDD used to be. Zip tie 120mm fan to the brackets. Use Y splitter to connect fan to 3 pin connector, use the 4 pin to connect to the OEM 120mm intake. ...Attach Y splitter to MOBO.

... the rigors of constant use, providing reliable airflow and consistent performance over time. By upgrading to a high-quality 120mm fan, you can enjoy faster processing speeds, improved system stability, and enhanced overall computing experience.

With this fancypants bracket you can put a 120mm intake fan in your old ATX cases hard drive area. Try to think of a better idea first as this is a little silly. Oh yeah and my fan in the pictures was 38 mm thick. ...If you want a slimmer fan you need...