24 models
This is my 3D-printable hexacopter (drone) frame, designed to sit in roughly the same size niche as the old DJI Flame Wheel F550 kits, but with the ability to easily print and replace anything you break if (when!) a crash happens. If you…
A bracket to hold a X540-T2 in place on a m720q
This model allows for the active cooling of most varieties of X540 10GbE NICs, including a modified model that works better on some of the actively cooled units that are more prone to fan failure. It positively engages with the metal rail…
Above shroud places the fan above the card to allow for putting it in the top motherboard slot without conflicting with devices below. below version is a standard 2 slot width.
Holder for a fan that can be used together with an Intel X540-T2 10G network card. These cards are also sold under the brand "Inspur" and heat up quite quickly during normal operation. The temperature reaches values that can even damage…
While not technically a remix of Andreuha's design (I ended up re-modeling from scratch) it was heavily inspired by their 50mm fan design, so I've flagged it as a remix. As soon as I plugged in my new-to-me X540 network card, the squeal…
Lost my Full size PCI Bracket for my Intel X710-T2L so I made my own! I created the same bracket back when I had the Intel X540 but it looked horrible in BambuStudio so I had to recreate it with the skills I've acquired since then. This…
Many forum posts about issues, where the AD3212KB-K71 fans on actively cooled Intel X540 cards are loud and/or unreliable. For my X540 cards, I designed this adapter to swap out the loud little fans with quieter 50mm fans. The bracket is…
More on https://blog.exz.me/post/inspur-x540-t2-cooling-fan-mount-shroud/
INTEL X540-T2 10GB PCI network Card FAN MOUNT SCREWLESS Print Settings Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer: R1 ABS + PLA Model Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 25% Filament: 3D Solutech PLA Red Category: Computer
40mm Fan shroud designed for Intel X540-T2 10GbE NIC's, will also fit some X520 models, 1U and 2U variations, options for extended heatsink coverage and bottom/top fan mount. 2U card fans are friction fit or can be mounted with…
Printed in PETG on a BambuLab A1 mini
Made for a 4010 blower style fan. The one i have is 5V which i've connected through a USB cable. Afaik it's also available in 12V variant. I cannot tell you if it fits other 4010 fans like this, but the size does seem standard. It is…
This is a vertical stand for a Vertical Router Stand for NETGEAR – Nighthawk AX5400 I bought at Costco. Intent was to take less of a footprint on the counter where I needed it. Center to Center mounting holes are spaced at 105 mm if you…
Clip-on 60mm fan bracket for Inspur X540-T2 dual 10Gb NIC. Used in this video here: https://youtu.be/3QGLxbYxoyA Category: Electronics
The mount clips onto the card using characteristic PCB cutouts that can be found on Inspur X540-T2 card. Compatibility with other cards may vary, but it should fit any card that is 56mm wide in place of the clips. Printing Print upside…
Notes: Mounting holes are designed for a 60mm fan. With the fan mounted, the card will require 2 slot spaces to fit. Printing: Supports required. Outer brim recommended. Print in the orientation shown in the slicer photo.
Just a Velbon CX540-compatible QR plate, but with an openscad file that makes it easy to tweak.
Intel X540-T1 bracket for Lenovo M720q Printed with .20 layer high and 15% infill PETG
This is an ultra low profile bracket for attaching a GDSTIME 5010 blower fan to the fanless version of the Intel X540-T2 ethernet card, intended for cramped ITX servers with little to no space for a larger fan. The thinner version seats…
Printed in Matte Black PCTG by 3D Fuel. Enabled supports for the underside of the clip face, and for good measure some of the steeper overhangs... but I think that was overkill.
Notes: Mounting holes are designed for a 60mm fan. With the fan mounted, the card will require 2 slot spaces to fit. Printing: Supports required. Outer brim recommended. Print in the orientation shown in the slicer photo.
Hides your mini USB/Battery/whatever under the router without compromising on air flow.
