Ventilation for stealth Dresser - Ideas -

[Sureal13]

My friend has a dresser I am helping with, we need a few ideas for intake & exhaust fan setup's with no light leaks. I have plenty of pc fans ready to rock, and just need some more enlightenment on the subject. They need to be on the back panel, because of the stealthiness of this project.

Thanks!

Sureal13 Reviewed by Sureal13 on 08-16-2008. Ventilation for stealth Dresser - Ideas - My friend has a dresser I am helping with, we need a few ideas for intake & exhaust fan setup's with no light leaks. I have plenty of pc fans ready to rock, and just need some more enlightenment on the subject. They need to be on the back panel, because of the stealthiness of this project. Thanks! Rating: 5

[Sureal13]

Never mind, got it done with 3" flexible aluminum duct, pc fans, intake-bottom, exhaust-top, hole cut bit for drill and 1 1/2 wood screws...also some duct tape. Works great! Friend is stoked! Going to get some panty-hose for filter.... any way to reduce the duct noise?

[RobPA]

PAnty Hose will work? Im also working on somthing very similiar. Anyway can you post some pics of the fan setup with filter on the back of the dresser? What are the dimensions of the dresser?

[Potcake]

Never mind, got it done with 3" flexible aluminum duct, pc fans, intake-bottom, exhaust-top, hole cut bit for drill and 1 1/2 wood screws...also some duct tape. Works great! Friend is stoked! Going to get some panty-hose for filter.... any way to reduce the duct noise?

Get yourself a larger size duct to fit around the other duct and then stuff with something in between (packing peanuts, old shirts (wrap around original duct first)) Also how are you holding your duct up? If you suspend it by some type of elastic it might help with reducing the vibrations that are being sent through your supports.

[Sureal13]

About 4X3X2 dresser, held together with large zip ties, and some tape. No vibrations, just the air noise.

[smoketellidie]

u got pics of the setup would like to see