noctua nf a15 pwm fan 140mm 3d models

... To assemble the cover, you will need: 8X Inner L Bracket M6 8X M6 10mm Bolts 10X M5 10mm Bolts. 10X T-NUTS. 26X M3 10mm Bolts. 2X M3 30mm Bolts. 26X M3 Nuts. Fan Fixing: 4X M3 10mm Bolts. 4X M3 Nuts. Fan cover Mount: 4X M3 30mm. ...4X M3 Nuts.

Fan Fixing requires: - 4X M5 10mm Bolts. - 4X M5 Nuts. For Fan cover Mount, use: - 4X M3 30mm. - 4X M4 Nuts. UPDATE 01/03/2019: Some users reported that using Anti-Backlash was not possible due to the original Z Motor Supports shortening their...

A custom mount for 120 or 140 mm fans clips onto Anet A8 power supplies, utilizing two remaining slots on positive and negative rails for direct wiring. This updated design addresses previous flaws in a draft model that has yet to be thoroughly...

I had a few spare pc case fans lying around, and have been using Raspis around the house fo stuff like PiHole and a NAS. I decided to make a single box to store all the pis together, while keeping a decent amount of forced convection cooling on all...

Thirdly, I added a version of the base without the mesh grille, as I am planning on using a removable dust filter between the fan and bottom. The original is included however, with the neat hex pattern. They'll work interchangeably. I've only...

With the redesigned motherboard plate, you'd print it with the standoffs facing up.Thirdly, I added a version of the base without the mesh grille, as I am planning on using a removable dust filter between the fan and bottom. The original is included...

Thirdly, I added a version of the base without the mesh grille, as I am planning on using a removable dust filter between the fan and bottom. The original is included however, with the neat hex pattern. They'll work interchangeably. I've only...

Required : a Dremel to cut the square hole a drill to make the four M4 holes a soldering iron x4 screws BHC or CHC M4x30 (Mesure the exact length and cut the end for a better finished before to screw the fan) x4 scews BHC M4x6 I am not...

Many thanks to the author for this work, I removed a little material to facilitate the design and removed the bulging part in front for convenient attachment of the NOCTUA venitlator

... et UHF) en polarisation verticale tout en dissipant mieux la chaleur grâce aux aérations prévues à cet effet. Ce modèle est conçu pour accueillir un ventilateur Noctua de 40x40x10mm pour assurer une ventilation optimale et silencieuse du système.

Close the open fan on Cetus 3D effortlessly.

Set your case spine to 5.5 so the fan sits right against the side panel.

I have extra fans by my side ,and i made this

I'm designing a custom fan setup using silent 4010/5015 fans with ducts. This will eliminate the noise and provide ample airflow for my projects. If you're okay with less airflow, go with the 4010 model, but if high performance is a must, opt for the...

... duct. ...No more sounds and enough airflow for my needs!!! Use 4010 if you don´t need or use high airflow for your prints if you need more airflow performance please use 5015 version Note: Fan holes are designed to use inserts for better durability.

To fix this I took a small file and just gave the screw holes of the fan a once over and with some mechanical retention (aka force) the fan fits perfectly without the use of screws (think of it as weight savings) If someone more talented than me...

Remix of thing:4543361 and thing:3593186. ... I mixed both together and added some ventholes to the side. 10mm of the fan will be inside and 10mm outside the case. ... You'll need some feet like these -> thing:3558080

I simply took the design and lenghtened the bltouch support. ...I added a place to mount a 40mm fan to better cool the V6 I am mounting. ...So far it is working okay.

A brand-new mounting bracket is designed specifically for a fresh 60mm fan model, tailored exclusively to fit the newest iteration of the 45-degree duck, known as the MK2.5/3 version.

Here's the Onshape file for it: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/84a8f9fbd3f1a47f12fd4bf8/w/41fb5a4560d93380d5484519/e/997836aef93bfcfd515a69b9 Fan wiring, from [/u/Hilbe on...

The goal was to craft the smallest cover possible, one that allows for the installation of a tiny fan without sacrificing functionality. The fan has been securely fastened to the 3.3V port, ensuring it runs at a reduced speed and produces almost...

... knob.  The locking function isn't needed anyhow and now the tab is much more robust. Oh, I also made the hole for the fan in the front slightly smaller - the edge of the hole seemed VERY close to the holes for the fan-retaining screws.

I modified Node 202 fan shroud to mesh seamlessly with my motherboard (Gigabyte B450 | AORUS PRO WIFI) because the original would conflict directly with the dust filter clips on the top cover. V1 - This version presents a reduced height and slopes...

First the fan and the Odroid mount where on the same part. But there was too much vibration so I made two parts out of it. I failed my way through this project in an unbelievable manner. You can mount it anywhere where you can mount an mini ITX...

The original ducts all of the air directly into the heat sink, which is good if all you want to do is cool the heat sink, but the original fan also circulated air across the rest of the MC board. (Arguably, the original fan circulated air across...

I stretched the 10mm cover to fit for a 20mm fan. Also changed the side of the hole for the wires, because it is mirrored to the 10mm version. Printed in orange an black. ... Added a 1.3mm smaller version for better fit and less vibrations

... BMG, v6 and dual 5015. Not sure how it will fit with other models. Edit: Printed and tested, fits and had no issues with heatcreep or anything else. Removing "work in progress" Fits 40mm fans. Also included the STEP file for the two parts. ...

I modified the original 10mm cover design to accommodate a larger 20mm fan. Additionally, I reversed the orientation of the wire hole to match the mirrored layout of the 10mm version. The part was printed in a striking orange and black color scheme....

The fan mount must be glued to the filter adapter for an airtight connection to be achieved, all other parts are screwed using M3 hex screws which hold them firmly in place. Nuts are held inside the fan case by four of the supplied holders which...

... both mounting screws because they didn't align correctly and the holes were slightly too tight - possibly due to my own printing mistake. However, it does make a huge difference in sound reduction. Now, the PSU fan is the loudest component by far.