PCIe card cooler bracket for Supermicro CSE-826 chassis
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Fit an inexpensive centrifugal blower from a Dell into the Supermicro 2U 826 chassis.
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In order to quiet my 2U system I installed active CPU coolers and replaced the main fans with lower-RPM models, which work great to keep everything cool except my PCIe storage and network controllers, so I designed this bracket to add an extra fan, pointed right at them. It doesn't necessarily deliver any cooler air, but more airflow over the heatsinks still helps.
The fan is from a Dell system of some sort, it's very common and inexpensive, part number is either 3WY43 or 03WY43, it comes with a standard 4 pin fan connector.
The printed bracket mounts with either two M3 screws up to 10mm long, or two #6-32 screws used in the 3.5" HDD trays, which is what the rest of the chassis is assembled with, the fan requires two additional 3mm screws between about 6 and 12mm long. If the bracket is installed in the recessed holes in the side of the chassis I believe this would allow fitting rails without interference, but I do not have any to test. It should fit high enough to clear SATA DOM modules and SATA cables connected under the fan. To install first screw the bracket into the side of the chassis, plug the blower in, then screw two of the fan screws into the bracket and that should be it.
The print itself should be straightforward, I used three 0.6mm perimeters and 15% grid infill in PLA and it's pretty sturdy.