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I have a custom computer case. Due to design restrictions it has only 2 250mm fans. The openings are at the bottom and back. It is raised 1 inch f Join or Log In to answer.

-thorkon (34Q / 4A)
Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:06am

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-modcom (41Q / 8621A) Sat Aug 16, 2008 7:00am

i got 2 large fans. one at the back and bottom. normally computers vent out the back so i tried the bottom as intake but it does not get a strong flow of air.intake at back/vent on bottom gets stronger airflow but it will have to fight the heat rising and

-thorkon (34Q / 4A) Sat Aug 16, 2008 7:07am

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gpu fan. im not to sure on what to do to make it have a stronger intake at bottom or if it will matter as much if i vent the bottom instead.

-thorkon (34Q / 4A) Sat Aug 16, 2008 7:10am

Intake of cooler air isn't limited to the bottom. Any cool air from the outside of the case will do.

-modcom (41Q / 8621A) Sat Aug 16, 2008 7:22am

you can get another fan (stand alone kind) and point it towards your computer to increase your cool air flow. Put it a couple feet away.

-Mangangali (18Q / 6917A) Sat Aug 16, 2008 9:02am

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Im at hobby lobby and im not sure what im looking for... Im working on a project with wood and I need a flat surface that the wood will not soldif Join or Log In to answer.

-thorkon (34Q / 4A)
Wed Jul 9, 2008 2:58pm

ugh cut my text off. im working with wood glue and need a non wood surface. the only glass i can find here is picture frame. 20$ for 3by2 foot. shld i goto lowes? shld i get plexiglass or something cmpletely else?

-thorkon (34Q / 4A) Wed Jul 9, 2008 3:02pm

i would go to lowes i think hobby lobby is a ripoff for supplies.

-confucius (106Q / 895A) Wed Jul 9, 2008 3:04pm

What surface you think I should go with? Is Glass ok or something else out there im not thinking about?

-thorkon (34Q / 4A) Wed Jul 9, 2008 3:06pm

I'm confused why you are using a diff kind of material with the glue, but most the woodworking tutorials say to use scrap wood or old paint brushes to spread it out.

-confucius (106Q / 895A) Wed Jul 9, 2008 3:12pm

I have 1000 one onch cubes to wood gue to each other in a specific shape. I need something for the cubes to glue on that if there is a

-thorkon (34Q / 4A) Wed Jul 9, 2008 3:21pm

A little late, but yes. I think glass would work, plexi would be cheaper and might also provide the surface you need.

-poppeseed (130Q / 600A) Wed Jul 9, 2008 4:43pm

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