computer fan 3d model

This is the Arctic BioniX P140 computer fan, precisely modeled to scale at 140x140x25mm. I designed it in Solidworks and exported it in GLB format for slight optimization in Blender before uploading it on Sketchfab. No work has been done on...

This computer's 120mm fan enclosure can be used to effectively remove heat from cramped cabinets. ...Take, for example, a home theater receiver or a console like Xbox or PlayStation.

This is a fan mount for a 140mm computer fan. It allows the fan to stand upright with 2 screw hole points, and an offset base to account for the fan weight offset, plus the force from the direction of air (fan should blow towards the smaller side of...

Repair Kit for High-Speed Computer Fans - Includes Replacement Components for 40x10mm Fans

A potential substitute for traditional fan blades on a 120mm computer fan is a high-speed blower impeller designed to enhance airflow efficiency while minimizing noise levels. ...This advanced blade alternative is engineered to optimize air circulation,...

This is a sturdy 40mm fan bracket engineered specifically for the TRS-80 Color Computer. ...Designed to seamlessly integrate with either 40x40x10mm or 40x40x20mm fans, it securely fastens onto the case ribs using a snug fit or can be reinforced with a...

Upgraded my trusty 3D printer with a beefier fan, specifically an 8cm model, and now I'm able to craft a Computer Cooling Fan Guard that's truly effective. To bring this project to life, I relied on PLA material, set the extruder temperature to 200C,...

I have a 14 cm fan on a low power computer for cooling, And I put it to work ... to filter my air :) . Used some filter cloth material from a pollen filter and added a structure to hold the filtering material - in the photo after two months of work -...

... power output. ...Found a winner with the Scythe Kaze Flex 92mm Slim, but then came the issue of air intake. re_computer has a nice plexiglass lid, but it effectively blocks all airflow coming into the case when fans are set to push. ... Enter: This.

A simple 2 part fan cover for the Makergear M2 computer housing. The stock M2 fan is open upward so anything that drops off the bed or above the printer could fall into the fan. This is a super basic glue together cover to protect the fan (and...

I fixed up some damaged fans on a 40x10mm computer cooler so I decided to create a nice-looking replacement, just for kicks. Happily, it works great, which is why I'm sharing it with you now. This model will fit fans featuring a roughly 22.5mm magnet...

I needed a spacer to make clearance in my new computer case to mount a radiator so I came up with this. It is 4mm deep and sized to fit 120mm case fans without blocking airflow. If you need this spacer in a different depth, just leave a comment...

This simple fan mount allows you to prop up a 120mm computer fan and use it as a personal fan for your desk. ...Just print the parts, mount the fan and grill onto the stand and power it.

Two different styles of 120mm fan grills made with 3D printed frame parts and 1/16" diameter brass rod/wire.  There are outer fan frames that mount to the hole pattern for mounting a 140mm fan.  The round inserts have holes for the 1/16" brass rod.

... Cooling System Fan. ... Textures and high-quality materials are expertly integrated. This model is fully optimized for seamless integration with Autodesk 3ds Max 2014 or Later, combined with V-Ray 3.0 or Higher for ultimate rendering performance.

here is mine laptop cooler with computor fan. ...it should be powerd by 5V from USB.

I needed some custom fan spacers for my PC build, specifically designed to match the height of all-in-one (AIO) radiators.\r\n\r\n140mm x 30mm Fan Spacers\r\n120mm x 25mm Fan Adapters\r\n\r\nThe spacers feature threaded holes for standard PC fan...

This innovative magnetic holder securely grips an 80 millimeter fan in place.

I needed this fan to direct it's output in a specific direction. ... It's large but prints quickly as it's very thin. Edit on Tinkercard: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/eux5d57D0bz-140mm-fan-duct/edit

A top fan, 120 mm fan duct I made for my gaming PC to direct the air from under my desk toward the front as I didn't like the air hitting my legs. ...Works like a charm.

These fans spacers match the height of AIO Radiators, making it easy to add them to your system.\r\n\r\n140mm x 30mm Spacer is ideal for larger fans, while the 120mm x 25mm Spacer fits smaller fans with ease. ...Both spacers have threaded holes for...

Made it to fit a corsair fan but it will fit any 140mm square standard computer fan. Great to levitate balloons or cool your face on a hot day. airflow can be felt several meters away. The picture shows a print with 80% Z scaling to make it a...

Hi-Poly 3D model of central computer processors, CPU isolated on white background.

Hacked another fan duct together to make this mount which points a 120mm fan directly at the GPU with an intake from the bottom and front of the PC. 2 screw holes to mount to the bottom and 2 to mount to the front. ...I used gorilla tape to seal the...

A good looking and substantial 120mm fan guard. Hole spacing is for a standard 120mm fan. ... EDITS: 28/02/21 - Thickness of square part changed from 2.8mm to 2mm 02/03/21 - Made the screw hole diameters larger for a better fit

The ingenious solution lies in repurposing a discarded computer fan into a compact table fan, yielding a refreshing breeze at an impressive 120mm diameter and a height of just 38mm.

I crafted custom fan adapters out of necessity, as my motherboard lacked sufficient fan connectors. To circumvent this issue, I fashioned a solution that allows direct connection to the 12V power supply unit's output. I carefully soldered wires to...

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... to put this new setup to the test soon. ...A compact ventilation system for my shed's exterior is exactly what I've been looking for, and it's exciting to think about how a small solar-powered fan can significantly improve air flow on a sunny day.

To get started, you'll require four components: * Screws or adhesive for assembly * An 8x8cm computer fan * A DC voltage converter module that can step up from 5V to 12V (available on eBay or AliExpress for under $1) * A USB cable or battery case...