Noctua NF-A20 Desk Fan
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A fan stand around the NF-A20 from Noctua.
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A housing to create a silent desk fan out of a Noctua NF-A20.
Bill of Materials
- ~320 g of filament
- AF-A20 fan, “5V” or “5V PWM” variant (comes with a Molex-to-Molex extension and a Molex-to-USB adapter cable)
- 8 x M4x40 SHCS screws (for the four screws that go into the base shorter ones will do too)
- 8 x M4 nuts
Assembly
Step 1: Print the parts, clean them up. Pay attention to the shadow line on the fan frame halves, it should be empty from filament residues, tolerances are tight here.
Step 2: Put the fan with the correct side (the side with the label) into the front frame (the half of the frame with the round sinkings for the screw heads). Make sure not to damage the cable and route it out on the side.
Step 3: Put the back half of the frame on, screw the two halves together.
Step 4: Attach the Molex-to-Molex extension to the fan cable, put the connectors inside the base and put the right beam (the one with the slot for the cable) on too. Screw in one of the screws completely (the one opposite to the exit hole for the cable), only put the nut on the tip of the other screw. Confused? It should look as in the picture below:
Step 5: Put the connectors into the base. Create a loop in the cable, and route the rest out through the hole. Screw the screw through the loop, as a poor man's strain relief.
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Step 6: Put the fan frame into the beam, adjusting the cable if needed.
Step 7: Put on the other beam, screw it into the base, fixing the fan frame from the other side.
Step 8: Attach the Molex-to-USB adapter cable.