How to make a dual heater core fan shroud... - Page 2 - Overclock.net

**Transonic** · 02-23-05

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Originally Posted by Jori

Cool, but what exactly is a heat shroud?

It's a piece of plastic (in this case) that channels all the air going through the fans to go through the heater core. That way no air escapes and it lost. It's been proven to lower temps.

*muffin* · 02-23-05

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Originally Posted by Transonic

It's a piece of plastic (in this case) that channels all the air going through the fans to go through the heter core. That way no air escapes and it lost. It's been proven to lower temps.

It also elimates the dead spot in the middle of the fan by spacing the fan away from the core

CrimsonMango · 02-23-05

weapon over @ ocforums.com in the cooling classifieds (need 100 posts to access) sells custom CNC machined & bent shrouds for dual heatercores incase any of you want something a little bit less-ghetto than this

but props to the ghetto engineering - thumbs up to dremels and duct tape... and on this occasion, off-brand rubbermaid tubs as well

iwannaplaygames · 04-13-05

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Originally Posted by aef_death_fire

if i were you, i would buy not just 2, but 4 "Interlocking Bins". i will cut them with one side longer than the other, so that when i put the 2 longer pieces together, they will have enough overlap in the center where the screws will hold both of the fans. with no duct tape, sure will even better.

hmmm, just my humble opinion.

whaattt!!! no duct tape. imposable

JBD1986 · 05-04-05

duct tape is essential, lol

Lone136 · 06-07-05

I bet you could use plexiglass as well. I built a cover for my 17 in sony as well my 52 tv so my 3 year old couldn't touch the screen. It has saved me alot of money. She put nail polish all over the plexiglass TV screen and I as able to clean it off. I guess the only down side would be cost, bit it would look cool and there would be no duck tape.........

Torched-Geek · 09-12-05

Duck tape is what gives it the charechter !

Blue_Fire · 11-30-06

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Originally Posted by Lone136

I bet you could use plexiglass as well. I built a cover for my 17 in sony as well my 52 tv so my 3 year old couldn't touch the screen. It has saved me alot of money. She put nail polish all over the plexiglass TV screen and I as able to clean it off. I guess the only down side would be cost, bit it would look cool and there would be no duck tape.........

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