Turbine for MasterLiquid Atmos AIO Liquid Cooler

“What's that noise? Do you have a jet turbine in your room?”

Now you can say “Yes” and point to the mini jet turbine that sits on your MasterLiquid Atmos AIO Liquid Cooler, knowing full well that it's your graphics card choking on the frames.

If you use my preset plates with parts pre-orientated (recommended):

• Without tip: import base_no_tip_import_into_prusaslicer.3mf , select filament and printer and print as is, ensuring the supports show up in preview
• With tip: import base_with_tip_import_into_prusaslicer.3mf, delete the tip you don't want and do the same as above. Building instructions are below.

If you want to print individual files:

To build without tip:

Print only base_no_tip.stl

Some supports are required around the edges but none needed inside: use this as reference (blue is where you need them):

To build the version with tip:

1. Print files:
   1. base_tip.stl - the same as base_no_tip.stl except for two notches for the pegs
   2. decor_tip.stl OR tip_spiral.stl depending on your preference, no supports
   3. print 2x peg-x2.stl with flat face down, no supports
2. Attach the pegs as shown
3. Attach the tip