But it does the job cheaply and efficiently, I have terrible concrete dust in my garage due to the constant use and I never painted it, more info and pics here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--7216
Topic: Delta fan filters (Read 1854 times)
I use an old pair of tights, yes.. laugh away.. and they were my mothers too
But it does the job cheaply and efficiently, I have terrible concrete dust in my garage due to the constant use and I never painted it, more info and pics here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--7216
But it does the job cheaply and efficiently, I have terrible concrete dust in my garage due to the constant use and I never painted it, more info and pics here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--7216
And here is where I irritate you both. For 1$ at the dollar store, I can buy tons of fan filters, oddly labeled "Coffee Filters". They work well, probably closer to forumuse84's filters.
How do you mount them?
Rubber band them over your fan. If your setup prevent rubber bands, try zip ties, tape, etc. Basically, if you're going to use the coffee filter filters, you mount them in any way possible, as professional looks are thrown out the window. Seriously though, they work. And they can be cut to fit any fan.
Coffee filters seem kind of dense.. those Silverstone filters I bought look like a fine window screen.. I'm hoping to not impede the fans too much.
That would probably work better, but the coffee filter thing goes back a trick I used for low use systems. I though it was worth my bitcent to add it. While more expensive, the mesh filters are by far the best choice.
And here is where I irritate you both. For 1$ at the dollar store, I can buy tons of fan filters, oddly labeled "Coffee Filters". They work well, probably closer to forumuse84's filters.
How do you mount them?
Rubber band them over your fan. If your setup prevent rubber bands, try zip ties, tape, etc. Basically, if you're going to use the coffee filter filters, you mount them in any way possible, as professional looks are thrown out the window. Seriously though, they work. And they can be cut to fit any fan.
Coffee filters seem kind of dense.. those Silverstone filters I bought look like a fine window screen.. I'm hoping to not impede the fans too much.
And here is where I irritate you both. For 1$ at the dollar store, I can buy tons of fan filters, oddly labeled "Coffee Filters". They work well, probably closer to forumuse84's filters.
How do you mount them?
Rubber band them over your fan. If your setup prevent rubber bands, try zip ties, tape, etc. Basically, if you're going to use the coffee filter filters, you mount them in any way possible, as professional looks are thrown out the window. Seriously though, they work. And they can be cut to fit any fan.
And here is where I irritate you both. For 1$ at the dollar store, I can buy tons of fan filters, oddly labeled "Coffee Filters". They work well, probably closer to forumuse84's filters.
How do you mount them?
I use filters as well. My cases (Re: Pictures of your mining rigs!) included magnetic mounted filters for the bottom fans and snap out filters for front mounted fans. I added an additional fan on each case in a spot which did not have an existing fan filter so I purchased these for about $3 each on amazon.com.
http://www.amazon.com/SilverStone-120mm-Filter-Grill-FF121B/dp/B0036WTDHK
http://www.amazon.com/SilverStone-120mm-Filter-Grill-FF121B/dp/B0036WTDHK
for the redneck look, and a very low restriction, coarse filter, go the the hardware store to the sheetrock section. look for the self adhesive mesh joint tape. its an open mesh, sticky, cuts easy and can be layered to get smaller mesh openings.
works surprisingly well. not fine dust of course, this is more along the lines of SMOKEUs filter but even less restrictive. anything that gets through doesnt seem to bother or build up my gpu/cpu hsf assemblies anyway, and Ive been using it for months.
works surprisingly well. not fine dust of course, this is more along the lines of SMOKEUs filter but even less restrictive. anything that gets through doesnt seem to bother or build up my gpu/cpu hsf assemblies anyway, and Ive been using it for months.
And here is where I irritate you both. For 1$ at the dollar store, I can buy tons of fan filters, oddly labeled "Coffee Filters". They work well, probably closer to forumuse84's filters.
Definitely use dust filters! I use the mesh ones which aren't as restrictive as the one you're looking at, but they don't filter the air as well. The ones I use are like these 
My ones probably keep at least 90% of the dust out of my case because my room has a severe dust problem.
My ones probably keep at least 90% of the dust out of my case because my room has a severe dust problem.
Just a query about filters for my 120mm delta fans. I have four of them installed in the side of a HAFX case. The filter really affects the pressure though or airflow - not sure how to determine which.
This is the one I have http://ie.farnell.com/jsp/search/productdetail.jsp?sku=1706878&CMP=i-bf9f-00001000
It's primarily dust I'm thinking of keeping out, I don't know if the fan needs to do anything else?
Appreciate any help!
Thanks.
This is the one I have http://ie.farnell.com/jsp/search/productdetail.jsp?sku=1706878&CMP=i-bf9f-00001000
It's primarily dust I'm thinking of keeping out, I don't know if the fan needs to do anything else?
Appreciate any help!
Thanks.
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