hello , how would i fix these plastic standoffs into place ? i've tried superglue but the whole is too big and it just drops out the bottom . is there a putty or special glue i'm unaware of ?
>>950405
Buy a hot glue gun, you will suddenly be using it for everything.
Why exactly are you using weird plastic standoffs that dont fit on that fan anyways?
>>950408
FUCK why didn't i think of that thank you anon .
i'm trying to put cooling into this server hard drive bay i'm re purposing for my ssds . i'm not having heat problems i just wanted small project
Best bet would be plastic cement.
>glue
dont be a pleb, OP
http://www.ebay.com/itm/25-50-100pcs-Black-Plastic-Nylon-M3-Hex-Column-Standoff-Support-Spacer-Screw-Nut-/291613241976?var=&hash=item43e580f278:m:mX-COjTWyi_hyinCPE2LiJA
>>950717
>its threaded
The fan isnt threaded, and those standoffs arent long enough to go through he fan to put a nut on it.
Fans are mounted with course screws that cut their own pseudo threads into the plastic
>>950814
>and those standoffs arent long enough
there are plastic sets with standoffs, nuts and bolts. The screws you posted are the correct ones to be used with fans, but obviously OP needs standoffs.
pic related is what i got for muh bench PSU project (might make a thread to cherish my shitty craftmanship)
