amd cpu fan bracket 3d models

... is: Initially, the mounting holes were filled in accordance with the original specifications. Later, smaller holes were added, even more than what was originally required. Lastly, for the fan bracket, one had to download from the original source.

This bracket is designed for a standard 40mm fan, pointing slightly upward towards the Wade's extruder base. It secures to the extruder using four M3 screws and attaches to the base with two M5 screws. ...The provided STL prints smoothly and...

Instead of shelling out cash for a new fan, I figured it was time to whip up a new bracket and get creative with the airflow. I designed a custom duct to funnel all that air down to the extruder tip, where it's most needed. ... Feel free to give this...

Despite trying the longer fan shroud, I still couldn't get enough clearance for the E3D cooling fan up front. To solve this problem, I designed a bracket that gives me perfect clearance around the E3D cooler and allows for adjustments to find just...

... emitted by two hot ends. Photos depicting both the printed component and its seamless integration are on their way, and in the meantime note that this new fan mount plate effectively replaces the entire original hotend mounting bracket altogether.

I wanted a bracket so I could mount fans in the back of my NZXT H1 case without them being visible while still being able to use the exiting back panel. Since I couldn't find anything quite what I wanted I designed my own. This should work for 140mm...

This is a straightforward part-cooling fan bracket designed for the Renkforce RF100. It securely holds a 50mm fan and expertly directs air towards the sides of the nozzle. The fan itself operates at 12V and draws power from the same supply as the...

Bracket is needed to hold a 30mm fan next to the extruder using some existing holes on the X axis carriage. The hot end can be removed from the printer without disturbing the fan at all. Instructions A fan bracket was laser cut from 3mm acrylic.

There are numerous tutorials available online that demonstrate how to create a budget-friendly and efficient indoor air cleaner, but many of these require the use of brackets attached to the fan or tape to hold the filter in place. These instructions...

I made this bracket to hold an old 120mm fan under the bed of my Ender-5 to cool the bed after printing. It shortens the time for the glass bed to cool and let go of the print. It does not obstruct the leveling knobs at all. The fan is 25mm deep, but...

I made this bracket to hold an old 120mm fan under the bed of my Ender-5 to cool the bed after printing. It shortens the time for the glass bed to cool and let go of the print. It does not obstruct the leveling knobs at all. The fan is 25mm deep, but...

This simple bracket attaches to the chassis of a Commodore 1541 disk drive, allowing you to mount a 55mm x 55mm x 10mm 12v fan that's run at 5v to keep noise levels minimal while keeping the drive cool. PetterHans @bwack came up with the idea and...

The RF100 Fan Bracket is an essential component of this design, so make sure to include it. Please note that the small clip holding the connector on the side of the housing is not part of this design. The fans used are 12V axial fans commonly...

This is a straightforward press fit fan bracket designed specifically for the Q3D Oneup / Twoup 3D printer. I created my own version because existing options didn't meet the required measurements. If you're interested in using it, please let me know...

This is a bracket and enclosure to pair a standard PC case fan with a charcoal filter to create a basic fume extractor for use in soldering, but it should be useful for 3d printing or any other fume-producing operation. I used [these filters sourced...

This custom fan mount offers several customization options: * You may increase or decrease the size of screws used in extension if necessary * Change mounting angle to any desired degree * Adjust spacing between screw for easy maintenance and...

A spare part for a broken ceiling fan bracket i couldn't find in any hardware store. Designed in AutoDesk 123D Design. I printed it in PETG (blade side upside down), 100% infill and still needed extra weight to be balanced (lighter than original...

This is a bracket to fit a 40mm fan duct onto a squirrel cage fan plate on my Powerbot 3d printer. You will need two M3 20mm bolts and two lock nuts. The Powerbot 3D Printer Project: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1957969 I have included the...

The magnetic forces binding the fan bracket's magnets began to weaken significantly due to overheating, prompting me to create this innovative holder, thus eliminating my reliance on their holding capacity. EDIT: I have refined the design after...

I designed a simple press fit fan bracket specifically for the Q3D Oneup / Twoup 3D printer, as existing options didn't quite measure up. If you're looking for an accurate solution, this might be the ticket - let me know how it works out for you!

Finally, a fan bracket for the 3uP that keeps print temperatures at bay without sacrificing valuable printing space (you might give up a small square in the front right corner, but it's close enough!). I wouldn't have bothered creating a fan bracket...

Extended bracket to fit larger profile.

My ancient Printrbot never had a cooling fan for the extruder, but I'd often aim a desk fan at it when it wasn't too much trouble. Lately, however, I've been experimenting with firmware, and thought adding a fan would be worth considering. This is a...

I loaded another metal bracket of the same fan until it broke. Then I did the same thing to the plastic one, but it did not break under the same load. I ended making 2 brackets, but I now have the confidence it won't break in use. ...

I have created a bracket for a 140mm fan to mount it on a PAX cabinet. ...The model is designed for a wall thickness of 18mm.There is an optional drilling template for easier positioning of the holes.There are two versions, one with a magnetic filter...

I wanted a bracket so I could mount fans in the back of my NZXT H1 case without them being visible while still being able to use the exiting back panel. Since I couldn't find anything quite what I wanted I designed my own. This should work for 140mm...

I'm sharing this on the off chance someone will find it useful, though I doubt many people here will need it.\r\n\r\nBackground: My old bathroom fan's motor gave out, so I bought a "universal" replacement. Unfortunately, it didn't fit the bracket...

A simple connector to connect two 120mm PC fans.

Adapter to fit an 50mm Fan on an SKR Board