noctua 4010 fan 3d models

Some quotes from source design: "A fan duct for the massive CPU cooler Noctua NH-D15 when using "tall" memory modules." "With this distance module you don't need to move the exterior fan up to get clear from the memory modules." Remix improvements: -...

Link to the fan I used (it should probably work with other 40 mm fans too): https://noctua.at/de/nf-a4x10-flx The original fan used 24v so you NEED TO STEP DOWN THE VOLTAGE, otherwise you will destroy the Noctua fan. Therefore I used a small...

It should work with the 40x40x10 fan, in the image is the 40x40x20 Noctua which is quieter and has more airflow than the thnner one. Not tried but should work with pretty much any 40mm 12v fan. The opening is VERY snug. If your first layers have...

This fan duct was designed to use anti-vibration mounts from the Noctua fan; however, the model accommodates M4 screws as well (there are thin layers of plastic capping M4-sized holes under the channels for the Noctua mounts). Print the included...

Noctua fan produces significantly less noise and vibration, while providing much better airflow. Hence the fan doesn't need to rotate faster, making it silent throughout your flights. You will need to print two mount pieces (preferably in TPU) to...

I wanted a dual fan duct that used the 24v 4010 blower fans that I already had, so I took the Red Squirrel one and modified it to take one at each side. Print with supports touching the build plat only and around 20% infill. ... I don't expect...

It holds an "Noctua NF-A4x10 FLX 40mm" silent fan and also a "DC DC Buck Converter Step-Down Module" (22mm x 17mm x 2.2mm). ... There's a tiny potentiometer on the Buck Converter to adjust the output voltage from 24 volts down to 12V, which is necessary...

Installation requires M3x8mm screws for attaching to the extruder and another set for securing the Noctua A6x25FLX fan. Feedback is welcome to refine the design further. I'm currently working on a slip-on cover/grill to encase the Noctua. The thrill...

The fan is situated centrally above the mainboard - I used a Noctua NF-A9x14PWM with the Low Noise Adapt NA-RC7. I recommend using the holder version with three feet. Important: To allow better airflow, I turned off the groundplate (previously, air...

The inlet I designed will hopefully fix this by forcing the air into the blades of the centrifugal fan, thus increasing the fan's cfm. ... Print Settings and Orientation Print with the fan facing downwards Tree support Any infill at least 30% 0.2mm...

I am trying to make my stock 4010 fan a little bit quieter. I already tested with the straight duct and has a good results, works as a muffler, the noise perception show a good result... The negative bellmouth buffs the noise more, but the...

This is a custom adapter designed specifically for Noctua fans measuring 40mm x 20mm, allowing them to fit seamlessly into the standard shroud found on the BLV Mbn cube. ...Its performance matches that of the 50mm blower, yet it operates with...

I've changed most of fans in my Ender3 s1 to noctua. Since they need a stepdown I've designed this case mounted on a 3printer. Rails are a bit of a thight fit, but at least they don't move when you carry your printer. ... To mount the board to the...

Want an easy way to prevent that whit out requiring any tools or hardware?Introducing the AMAZING CILP ON FAN COVERS!!!!!!!Just print them clip them and BADABING BADABOOM you're done no more getting those fingers caught on blades or having to remove...

This fan guard is perfect fit in size for Noctua 40mm fan. Required screws:3x M3x14 screws1x M3x25 screwPrint settings: Filament: PETGLayer height: 0.2mmSupports: noPerimeters: 2Be careful not to over-tighten the screws, otherwise the...

... with double-sided tape for secure attachment. The fan itself is secured using screws, Noctua rubber pins, or zip ties, providing a safe position regardless of the chosen fixture – as clearly demonstrated in the attached image from my Predator.

This is a Noctua NF-A4x10-5V fan mount for Sega Naomie 2 as a replacement for the original Sepa HFB44B05A. More information on [Arcade-Projects](https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/replacement-naomi-fans.2949/) or my post on...

This hot end fan duct uses the stock 4010 blower fan and fits the Creality Spider Hot end This duct WONT work with a stock hot end as it sits lower than the stock nozzle height I would DEFINITELY recommend printing in PETG at least as this hot end is...

It should work with any 4010 blower-style fan. I printed them in PLA which works without warping. The head can get quite warm, so PETG or Polycarbonate may be better. For the best cooling, 2 need to be printed so you can mount 1 fan duct on...

It accommodates a standard 4010 Axial fan, integrates seamlessly with existing cover screws and necessitates no additional hardware for installation. Furthermore, it features a designated slot for LED strip integration! ...With the stock hotend in...

Here are .stl and .step representation of the 4010 radial fan blower guide used on the Ender 3 (and probably other printers). I couldn't find a good representation of the part for use in my CAD system so I made my own and wanted to share it with...

I extended the front heat sink fan to fit a Noctua NF-A4x20 fan. I also included a second version that has a BLtouch mount off the side. I printed both of these with the "top side" on the build plate - no supports for the non-BLtouch option...

https://noctua.at/en/products/fan/nf-a4x20-5v-pwm This fan size allows it to fit nicely without getting in the way of too many wires, while pushing more air and being more quiet than the stock fan. This bracket positions the fan right in front of...

To assemble this project, you'll need a few key components in addition to the parts already mentioned and a 5V Noctua (or equivalent) 40mm fan. Four M2 25mm bolts and four M2 nuts will secure the fan itself, while four M3 12+mm bolts and four M3...

Allows better directed air flow to the nozzle, and overhangs up to 85° with dual ball bearing 9000 RPM 4010 fans. Use M3x6 screws to attach to the existing fan ducts. I didn't have spares, that's why in the pictures I use printed M3 pins to attach....

I designed this case to fit a Raspberry Pi 4B with heatsinks and a Noctua fan. I also added a barrel jack so that all the cables come out the back. I have included a version without the hole for the barrel jack if you'd prefer to go with that. ...The...

......To start, I'm swapping out the 50mm fan with a more compact 40mm Noctua fan, which fits perfectly into the existing design. Additionally, I've added a handy pass-through for the fan wires since I'll be mounting this panel on the outside of the case.

This perfectly sized design fits snugly around a Noctua 40mm x 10mm fan. The fan slips seamlessly into the top square, ventilating the Pi from above. The case lid is generously high enough to accommodate a genuine Pi PoE Hat and a Pi-EzConnect...

... be printed with the right color matching what people had chosen. Also hides the BLTouch at the same time. The fan is the Noctua 40x16 but I suppose it could work on other fans. I've included the step file for it. ... The 2 screws are M3x20

PS2 Noctua Fan housing (NF-A6x25) Information I couldn't find any available, so decided to make my own. Idea had been to be as non-destructible as possible, so this one clips into the fan-grill on the back. Due to printed clips not being the most...