Corsair Releases 3D Print Files For April Fools Fan Cube

Corsair has officially released 3D print files for a cube enclosure that holds fans on each of its faces. The company shared the files following appearances at events like Computex and Gamescom, bringing the concept to the community by popular demand.

The physical design consists of three main parts, featuring a base and both sides of the cube, alongside four connectors. To assemble the structure, builders need M4x14 mm screws to connect the base together. While the build appears to support standard 120 mm fans based on available pictures, enthusiasts with a 3D printer and spare case fans can now fabricate the hardware themselves.

The project requires a 3D printing machine and offers no complex utility beyond housing multiple fans. Corsair previously referenced the design around April Fools, describing the product with the phrase: 'No fuss, no greater meaning, only fans.'