computer fan spacer 3d models

I made this fan spacer because I didn't like how the fan was pushed up against the heatsink. It fits snugly into the heatsink fins and allows the fan to point straight into the fins with a little space. ...I think this is a better solution.</p>...

Allows a furnace filter to be added to a computer fan. The fan I used was a 80mm 12v and the filter is a 1in. thick furnace filter cut to fit in the housing. ... Updated with a 120mm version ...

The Cougar Vortex PWM 120mm computer fan boasts an eye-catching orange and black design. It was meticulously modeled using SolidWorks software and expertly rendered with Luxion KeyShot for optimal visualization. The dimensions provided are primarily...

This 3-mm spacer will hold the fan closer to the extruder. It also works anywhere you might need a spacer for one side of a NEMA 17 stepper motor. I have another one under a Z-axis limit switch bracket, connected to the left Z-axis motor. Print...

The small part goes on the opposite side of the fan (flat side toward fan), and secure with the 2 short screws. Slot onto heatsink (it only goes one way), and insert long screws. I know this is a little too tight; a future version will angle the...

A simple box I whipped up in Tinkercad to hold 3x or 6x 120mm or 140mm computer fans. Should fit most standard width case fans (not designed for slim fans). Has a little spot to stuff the cables as well. Put a rubber band around the whole thing if...

Replacement components for big diameter computer fans manufactured by DELL require a unique solution. Originally, these mounts were crafted from flexible rubber, making them prone to deformation and wear over time. To create a more durable...

The front fan cover for the Antec Solo computer case latch breaks by just looking at it. It's a quiet case and I hate to have it duck taped. ...I made it a little deeper so that you can use 3/16" foam filter material.

... blessing, often depicted with a bat pattern due to its phonetic similarity and auspicious connotations. ...It's not uncommon for fans to be adorned with this design, especially those measuring 120mm in size, which are commonly used in computer systems.

This computer fan 3D model, available in .obj, .C4D, .dae (versions 1.4 and 1.5), and 3ds formats, features dimensions of 105 x 105 cm that are effortlessly modifiable. ...Each component and material is named for ease of use, and the model is ready to...

The fan itself is a straightforward 70x70 mm computer fan. To make the filter easily replaceable, I employed a two-part design. This was achieved by crafting a clip that attaches to the lower section. M6 20 mm screws and bolts hold the filter in...

Designed a quick vibration dampening spacer for my 24v on my mosquito to help dampen the vibrations from it.

Well that little spacer that is so hard to keep up with. ...Now all three are one with a little air flow help.

The fan is a standard 70x70 mm computer fan that will be used in a custom-built enclosure for my homegrown printer. I used a two-part design to enable easy filter replacement by creating a clip on the lower section. M6 20 mm screws and bolts fasten...

fan mount lid for seeed re_computer case or jetson mate casesRequirements:120mm fan with 5,5mm fan crews4 M3x6mm boltsPrint SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter: Ender 3 ProRafts:NoSupports: NoResolution:0.8Infill: 90Filament:esun pla+...

also, depending on the donor fan blade if mounted face first to n grill it might rub so will possibly need a spacer of some sort. The ring part presses directly onto the shroud and there is a gap between the actual shroud and the ring that will fit...

also, depending on the donor fan blade if mounted face first to n grill it might rub so will possibly need a spacer of some sort. The ring part presses directly onto the shroud and there is a gap between the actual shroud and the ring that will...

Just a dragon fan gril.

Should work with most of the fans. ...If not you can scale it with fusion360.

Print with tree supports! ... These prints get your 120mm case fans away from your case's grills. 20mm spacing or 5mm spacing for tight cases. These improve cooling performance, but mostly reduce noise from the fans.

On the DF700 Flux the rear 120mm fan air intake is blocked by the psu. ... This design allows an intake of airflow to the fan from the rear of the case through the pci slot covers. ...

If your printer has an irregular fan, you may need to relocate it to the opposite side of the PrintrBot extruded framework. ...This adapter makes it possible to utilize your current fan duct while also elevating the duct slightly.

A key component of my print cooling setup, this piece is specifically designed to accommodate a 40x40 fan and features a thickness of 5mm.

A minimalist 2-millimeter spacing adapter ring designed specifically to fit snugly around oversized holes created by a 120 millimeter fan installation.

I redesigned my heatsink with rounded openings, making it necessary to modify the original square spacer to fit properly. To achieve this, I reworked the design in Tinkercad by adding a curved edge for clearance purposes. ...Furthermore, I removed the...

)carbon filter (I use the one I got in the DIY market which is 1mm thickness big sheet, and I cut them in to 2 pieces to make it thicker for the filter)3d printing parts1 pc fan frame.stl -- required1 pc filter spacer.stl --required1pc fan stand...

... 80mm to 40mm fanduct. The adapter mounts in the original location of the cooling fan, just the screws need to be replaced with slightly longer ones. Then the fanduct simply slides on top of it. ...You can see how the fan is located in the image.

This 3D print replaces the exhaust fan and mounting hardware for your OmTech Laser when an external exhaust fan is used. ... The stock parts are more difficult to reinstall than this replacement and the stock mounting plate has holes that create...

... surface of the original casing using a transparent plastic sheet, specifically designed to fit perfectly over those areas. With this modification in place, you now have room for mounting two high-speed fans, each measuring 40 mm in diameter.

On several occasions, I have needed to detach my hot end and unfortunately, both the original and spare part responsible for spacing the fan away from the filament guide have been misplaced. Nonetheless, I recalled that I am in possession of a 3D...