Aquarium cooler with fans.

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Cut the one cable of the 4 pin fan and connect the + and - wires to the coressponding powersupply holes.
Attach the 3D printed fan holder to the outer ends of the coolermaster fan.

I just ordered the parts myself in Europe and the coolermaster fan is cheaper here but I think it'll look clean and work more effective than the solutions on the market now.


Parts to get:

Cooler Master MasterFan SF360R
SoulBay 30W Universal AC/DC Adapter Switching Power Supply with 8 Selectable Adapter Tips on Amazon?
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2333947
 
Nice idea. I'd spend a few extra dollars and get a Noctua IP-65 or IP-68 rated fan, though. It will last much longer.
 
Done and installed guys, can ziptie the 1 wire behind the fan mount for a cleaner look. Fans are supersilent and move alot of air.

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