pc case with fan 3d models

A simple headphone stand designed in Blender. ... It is meant to be glued to the case with double-sided tape There is a file with the NZXT logo, and without. ... Made to fit my Arctis 7, but will fit many others

This is a basic adapter designed for use with PCs housed in custom casings. Compatible with 8mm holes, it allows you to secure the top portion by inserting a small screw from underneath, effectively extending it into place within the hole. ... No...

Case needs to be printed out of PETG due to the temp resistance. ...Fan is Noctua NF-A4x10 or you can use hotend fan for MK3S+ printer0,2 layer height + 4pcs M3x12 countersunk screws

... of epoxy as a strain relief to prevent any issues. To secure the fan in place, use half-inch flat head screws, and for the top and bottom of the case, use 7/8-inch screws. ...It's essential not to over-tighten them, as this can damage the plastic.

The result is a sleek and professional-looking finish that's perfect for showcasing your computer case. ... # Print Details * Printer Brand: CTC * Printer Model: DIY * Rafting: Not Used * Support Structures: None * Resolution: High Definition at 0.1 mm...

Finally finished my RASPC project! Special thanks toMichael Klements for awesome Raspberry pi cases for great inspiration! My initial desire for creating my own raspberry pi case is from your videos!YoutubeThe DIY LifeJohn from howchoo for...

... ...With its ability to create a more immersive experience, it's no wonder that this innovative tool is becoming increasingly popular. ...Check out this link (http://goo.gl/NTQytN) for more information on how 3D technology is transforming the game.

Modified mrhea00's Tinkerboard 2S Case design to make it taller in order to incorporate a 40mm 5v fan and GPIO cut out.

Pi 3 A+ case mod fan cover is a custom tuning part for CR-10: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2751027

Modified mrhea00's Tinkerboard 2S Case design to make it taller in order to incorporate a 40mm 5v fan and GPIO cut out.

... (ZliceBreakdown.stl). Individual STLs are provided, and a hinged door for the Raspberry part is planned with a 3mm PLA/ABS pin. The fan module is now modular, offering a blank option if not needed. ...Prototype development continues over four weeks.

Converting a 120-millimeter PC fan to a 92-millimeter PC fan, or vice versa.

This is the base configuration of the Dyson Stealth PC build, but you'll need to make some adjustments since it's designed around a Mini STX motherboard, which can be tricky to source. ...Don't hesitate to swap out any components that aren't up to your...

Basic Setup for Orange Pi PC in Hand. Pins should be positioned correctly, yet I'm only using the board as a server, thus not focusing on all peripheral pins and related details. My primary concern is keeping it off the floor since I'm utilizing it...

I needed a custom case for my Raspberry Pi with a Gert VGA 666 adapter, but living in a scorching hot environment demanded that I take extra measures to keep my device cool. A fan was essential to help dissipate heat from the Raspberry Pi. To create...

Case for RAMPS+Mega Board to Fit an 80mm Fan: A Precise Design The case boasts thin walls and bottom panels measuring just 1.5mm thick. In contrast, the top cover is a sturdy 2mm thick, providing optimal support for the board. Strategically designed...

*This version is designed for a Raspi 4b with fan. If you need the 3b+ version it is linked here.* Update: Per a user request I've added a case version that uses 3mm case screws. <strong>Warning: I have two Pi4B's and neither of them have mounting...

... to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and spade. ... Star may need minor sanding but should push fit into the space tightly and not need anything else to secure it.

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OrangePI Case, I made it stackable with the RaspberryPI4 case from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3714695 The cover has a cutout for a large passive heat sink. Print Settings Printer Brand: Anycubic Printer: All-metal Mega Rafts: Yes Supports: ...

This is a custom remix of knudo77's Rumba Case, upgraded with an 80mm fan. Additional features include vent slits along the sides, M5 mounting holes on the bottom plate, and precision-cut openings for M3x5mmx5mm brass inserts. ...The design will be...

This is a remix of knudo77's Rumba Case with 80mm fan. Added some vent slits on the sides,<br/> M5 mounting holes on the bottom and holes for M3x5mmx5mm brass inserts. Using this on my Hypercube Evolution build. ...It is meant to be mounted to a piece...

The case accommodates the MKS V1.0 board that came standard with the laser. Additionally, I added a 40mm fan to the front plate; 5v fan that plugs directly into the extra 5v connector on the board. The fan is mounted to push air directly onto the...

This casing consists of two parts and also have to mount to fit a 4010 Fan for cooling purpose. It requires 4pcs of M2x20 socketed head or CSK screws for assembly. ...Hardware for mounting a fan is dependent on fan holes so its selection is up to the...

These mount a motherboard and power supply in a single unit with a carry handle and a support for heavy GPUs. ZIP file contains all sizes of the testbenches. Accessories include expansion card risers and GPU arm extenders. "Standard PSU"...

This case offers open top and side access for easy handling and includes provision for a 30mm fan installation on the side - strategically located just above the SD card. By allowing air to circulate between the Raspberry Pi and the "hat", heat...

... so I wanted to add in a fan. I took the extended case lid remixed by jhuary and added in a 30mm fan grill. I connected it to pin 4 and 14 for continuous 5v power. ... The fan I used is Amazon: B0792BW2VH, which measures 30mm x 30mm x 7mm at 5v.

**Hardware Needed:** - 4x M3 x 16 - 2x M3 x 12 (length dependent on the height of your fan) - 2x M3 hex nuts - 1x 40mm x 40mm fan **Changelog:** - June 14, 2018: As suggested by eco339: I added a second lid that is five millimeters taller to make...

Feeling restless at work, I decided to create a 3D model of my computer case for fun.

I decided to give it a unique touch by adding not one but two different top parts - one comes equipped with a cooling fan, while the other keeps things cool and sleek without any fan at all. I crafted a heat sink that stands proudly 10mm high and an...