If installing the 120mm print into a case fan, I suggest drilling deeper into the print to get the threads to reach a fan. Just pull off the excess and clean the hole out. Some of the inside material will strip out but that's ok. As soon as it got tight I stopped and pulled it out. I just put a case fan screw on a drill, and slowly drilled it in. HEAT THE SCREW before tapping to help it melt into place instead of drill, but this is not necessary if you can have some common sense and appreciate the fragility of the print, and the strength of a drill. There is enough space for the shaft of a standard case fan screw to pass through, but the threads should dig into the walls of the print. I strongly suggest placing the hex around each screw hole in a vice grip, and then drilling the hole. WHEN INSTALLING - The 120mm fan slot covers' mounting points are easy to twist and break if you use a screw to tap the threads. You shouldn't need it for the angles, but you want it for the horizontal parts unless you have an amazing printer that can print bridges perfectly.

Print with the screw holes facing the ground, so the walls are properly aligned with the screw threads.

Print Recommendations (this is what worked for me but feel free to play with it) :Ĭlear PLA (to absorb the RGB lighting effects and let them bleed through) I did 200f for my material but everyone's different. But if you have a top 360 fan slot and only have two 140s, or two 120s, you could probably make it fit there too, hanging down, depending on the clearance of other stuff in your pc. The 120mm fan cover is to be screwed into the fan slot/fan on the rear exhaust of the case, and the vertical 80mm x 120mm structure is intended to be placed in the empty space created by putting two 140mm fans in the bottom fan mounts, pushed all the way to the rear. These ARE NOT fan covers, they go where a fan ISN'T installed, and are designed to fill the space thusly. Look closely at my PC and you will see what I mean. It's just a simple hexagon pattern designed to fit in the empty space in my particular build, but enough other enthusiasts out there may be able to find a spot for it in theirs. This design is something I made for a custom Lian Li O11D build I did. IF YOU POST PICTURES OF YOUR BUILDS/PRINTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA can you pls tag me? k thx.

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