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Makeronline
2026-08-19 16:21:38
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Modretro M64 Cooling Stand

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Update 21/08/26: Added BASE_10.stl. Made to go under the fan assisted parts (FAN_15, 25, 30) so more airflow flows under to feed the fan.


Update 20/08/26: Added FAN_30.stl. Made for a 25mm thick 120mm fan but gives you more ceiling room above the fan as I noticed some fans (looking at you A12x25) have fat rubber corner pads that only leave you with a millimeter of space. This version gives you an extra 5mm Woohoo!


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I just received a Modretro M64 and I think its great :)


I especially like the overclocking modes and that makes the bottom of the console a bit toasty.


So I made a fan assisted stand where you can just pop your M64 on top.


I don't think its going to melt and I haven't recorded temps (so i have no numbers for you). I just wanted to make the console more comfy.


I have been powering the fan using a usb fan controller but I will be looking into something that utilises one of the spare usb-c ports on the back (of the M64) so it can be a bit more self contained.


Printed using basic & translucent pla, 0.2 layer height, 5% rectilinear and if you don't use the print profile I would recommend either a outer brim or targetted brim ears on the pillars at the front and back.


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M64
Modretro
cooling
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coolingstand
fancooling
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