9 models
I wanted to be able to change the pivot/spin direction of my Honeywell Turboforce HT-900 fan after it was mount on the wall. Between this spin and the normal tilt of the original fan, I can point the airflow in almost any direction. I…
For a cleaner Zwift setup, I wanted to attach the Honeywell TurboForce Ventilator to my monitor. With the new stand, the original tilting function can still be used and this camera clamp from Amazon was used for attachment. Printed in PLA…
Made a little adapter for my Honeywell fan so that I could hook up a dryer hose to it with the purpose being to direct cold room air under my bedsheets. I sleep hot, and this works like a charm. Not entirely happy with not being able to…
Stand for Honeywell TurboForce Ventilator with GoProMount
Honeywell's TurboForce fan can produce a lot of annoying noise because it is poorly decoupled from the surface. It only has two small rubber feet, which are unable to absorb the vibrations effectively. This simple design, printed with…
I created this for the purposes of making my own sort of BedJet, a fan that is ducted to blow cool air under the mattress. This was designed to replace the original shroud on a Honeywell TurboForce Fan, but it turns out the swirling on…
Printed in PLA+, STRUCTURAL setting with 0.2 mm layers, 2 perimeters and 25% infill. One of the most popular fans on Amazon at the moment is the “Honeywell TurboForce” (HT900E) , and I bought one myself last year. It produces a decent…
I created this for the purposes of making my own sort of BedJet, a fan that is ducted to blow cool air under the mattress. This was designed to replace the original shroud on a Honeywell TurboForce Fan, but it turns out the swirling on…
I wanted to be able to change the pivot/spin direction of my Honeywell Turboforce HT-900 fan after it was mount on the wall. Between this spin and the normal tilt of the original fan, I can point the airflow in almost any direction. I…
