FormD T1 Pedestal with 120mm Fan Mount

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This is my design for the formd T1 pedestal (or feet), with cutout to mount a 120mm slim fan as bottom exhaust If you have a large 3D printer, you can print it in one go, or print separately on a smaller 3D printer, I used super glue to attach them together ( separated file provided) The fan I used in this project is the scythe kaze flex slim rgb, if you choose a non rgb fan, then the cable mess will be less, also you can use a normal 120mm fan but it will be visible on the underside (not tested). Mounting to case options: 1. easiest - fan screws(8) and double sided tape 2. Mine - fan screws(4) and fan rubber mount(4), the rubber mount can be inserted through the bottom panel holes as the most outer fan mount holes align perfectly with some of the panel holes 3. any other method that you can think of if you are creative cable routing: there are channels if you look closely on each side that can be used to route the cables from the front fan to the back, or you can be creative on the way you route your cables, I used the GPU gap to feed the cables into the case and to the mobo and used the space between the fan and the back wall to tuck away access cables.I also use a fan splitter and extender, use what works for you. can refer to the pics for some idea of what I mentioned above, SLDPRT file also provided if you want to make any changes, enjoy Thanks. Rubber fan mounts (I bought mine from aliexpress but it's basically the same, or use noctuas if you have some lying around): https://www.amazon.com/AUEAR-Silicone-Reducing-Vibration-Mouting/dp/B08KGWTDHK/ref=sr_1_4?crid=2S6PQJ6MW1JO7&keywords=rubber+fan+mounts&qid=1686050093&sprefix=rubber+fan+%2Caps%2C345&sr=8-4