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Top-of-the-line Case Fan - Not Yet Tested Under Real-World Conditions!

Raspberry Pi 4 Case for the fan with big heatsink (more top clearance)

... slot and hdmi's, usb C and rj45 sockets. Printed in PLA at 0.2mm I've included STEP files as well as STL to make it easier to modify if required. Hardware 1x 30mm 5V DC fan 4x 12mm M2.5 screws & nuts 4x 8x3mm High feet Hope the helps someone.

Made to fit a 5v 30x30x7mm fan such as these https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0792BW2VH/ I made the slots a little wider so it does notreally require screws to put the back plate into the case. Mine is just press-fit. I used 3 M2 screws and nuts...

... Touchscreen, 3.5 Inch 5v power supply USB A male to USB B male cable. 4x 3mm standoffs (about 20mm long - to mount PI) 2x 3mm x 8mm screws (to attach mounting bracket) 3D printed case see YouTube video for instructions: https://youtu.be/qBcfaF-Y7xQ

Made a simple case for the Raspberry Pi 4B, it features: open GPIO ports for easy access space for heat sinks fits two 10x10x40mm fans (I used the GeeekPi DC 5V Brushless RGB) sinked screws- sd slot access (or not) With GPIO access or without- You...

Let me start to thank user 0110-M-P from Thingiverse for sharing his great work at Thingiverse:\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:922740\r\n\r\nI remixed this excellent job to get following results:\r\n\r\n* active cooling with a Noctua 40x10 5V...

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...

Here's a list of hardware and a tutorial on how to control the fan through the Python GPIO: Parts: 50mm x 10mm 5V Fan: http://tnkr.in/5ka 100 Ohm ceramic resistor S8050 Transistors #4 flat head, phillips sheet metal screws Controlling a Fan using the...

Here's a list of hardware and step-by-step instructions on how to control the fan through Python's GPIO: Parts: - A high-speed 50mm x 10mm 5V Fan: http://tnkr.in/5ka - A precise 100 Ohm ceramic resistor - S8050 Transistors, a reliable choice for...

... 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.

A two part enclosure/case for a Raspberry Pi 4 incorporating a mounting for a cooling fan - with an additional separate fixing bracket for a custom PCB that controls the fan.6mm M2 self-tapping screws are used to secure the Pi 4 into the case base...

To print this conversion kit, you'll need: * 1 Diffuser (the big star-shaped part that transfers air from the impeller into the volute) * 1 Volute (the snail-shaped thing) * 1 nozzle (straight or 90-degree) * 1 inlet bell (tall or short -- tall is...

Instead of removing the plastic shroud from my graphics card and securing the fans to the cooler with zip ties, I decided to hone my fusion skills and create an adapter for using 92mm case fans as replacements for the 85mm fans. **STEP file and...

*Note: This case is designed for the Raspi 3b+ if you need a case for the 4b it is linked [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3852672).* This case is designed arround the Raspberry Pi 3b+ and provides for mounting a 30x30x7 mm 5V fan. **...

... or modify the stl yourself. - the case is a bit too long so you need to replace the original screw that holds the case in place with longer one - the hole for the button that is enabling/disabling the movement is slightly off (see the picture)

I've studied thermal images of Pi4s under heavy load and used that information to design a custom case with 40mm fans to alleviate this issue. A heatsink is definitely helpful, but be sure to use one that's no taller than 5mm. Taller heatsinks might...

FRANÇAIS / FRENCH : I had an old Intel processor fan so I designed this room to reuse it as a case fan. After drawing a first version (picture 3), I finally decided to make a second version (picture 4) that uses less material. I only printed the...

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...

ORIGINAL MAKE: JanWillem Drenten grabcad.com/library/raspberry-pi-4-case-8 I needed a case for my raspberry running klipper and I had this 50mm fan from the PSU left. I searched a lot but did only find cases where the fan is mounted outside. Sadly...

Last but certainly not least, for the fan-tastic version of my custom case, you'll need four robust M4x12 machine screws to secure it perfectly. Just screw them on, and your Raspberry Pi B+ will be chugging along smoothly, staying nice and cool,...

I used an X-Acto knife to remove it but a drill bit works too. The case screws utilize either self threading into the rear case standoffs or nuts depending on the rear case that is printed. Needed hardware: Case screws for self threading rear case....

Here's a parts list: Buck Converter: WINGONEER XL4016E1 DC 4-40V to DC 1.25-36V 8A Buck Converter - https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B071L34ZXB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Pogo Pins: 13mm long, 2.5mm diameter with 3.5mm...

This is a case for the Raspberry Pi 3A+ housing with fan. ...For more on this topic, click here or learn how to script your fan here.

Simple case 80mm fan for cooling from a fan to cool the processor or something like that. ...Needed for blowing heating boards during maintenance.

Made these custom for my Rosewill RSV-4100U which uses 110mm case fans. ...I designed these for converting to 120mm noctua fans.

Made these custom for my Rosewill RSV-4100U which uses 70mm case fans. ...I designed these for converting to 60mm noctua fans.

Logo case Fan grille for side case fan V1 & V2 Artillery Sidewinder X1. Has great airflow and fits stock location Note: will not fit Hotend grille as it's too thick for the heatsink/fan combo that's on the stock unit.(Unless you get longer...

This is a 3.5 inch drive bay cover designed specifically for Antec Solution SLK Series Computer Cases. I recently inherited an SLK3700-BQE case that, despite being in good condition overall, was missing several essential components. ...Rather than...

... secure the protective cap to the cover, I opted for 2.5x10 screws with countersunk heads. This design feature allows me to easily remove the cover from the case without having to unscrew any screws – simply loosen it slightly and you're good to go!