O11 Dynamic Evo Riser Feet

Riser feet for Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo to increase airflow and to make vacuuming the bottom filter much easier. Designed to look like if it was original. Widened a little to look stable and proportional with the increase in height.

 

Two height options:

1. +25mm = 45mm total height. Recommended for table.
2. +40mm = 60mm total height. Recommended for floor.

Versions for both front and side mounted IO-panel (USB) available.

 

Freshly cleaned buildplate highly recommended. Clean with soap and gently with the rough side of a dish sponge to avoid corners lifting. Alcohol less effective. I prefer no brim on this print for the clean edges. For me it still lifted a tiny bit on some corners. Worst one can be seen in +40mm picture closest corner but worth it in my opinion since it's barely visible. 

 

Seam is set to “back” not to be visible when in use. Facing plate from front, each riser is in it's intended location. Front left is for front left foot on the case, etc…

 

Hope you like it!

 

Tip for modding: I hot-glued the bottom fans in middle of bottom bracket to force more air into the GPU while preventing recirculation of air on inside next to MB. Put fans face down and lay bracket on top. Not much glue is needed and to be easier to remove. I also moved the top AIO fans to above the radiator to make it easy to clean at the cost of not seeing the RGB fans. I also hot-glued my O11 Dynamic Evo Gap Covers on all large perforations that's not a filter to prevent air from exiting before passing through a radiator, prevent recirculation and to create overpressure to force more air through AIO radiator and to prevent dust sucked in. I only left the closest two PCI Slot covers to the GPU open, above and below. See picture. I run side + bottom as intake and rear + top including radiator as exhaust. I tried side with radiator but it didn't create overpressure.

 

EDIT: I just changed top fan setup because I made a Through-fan PC Vacuum cleaner nozzle to be able to clean through fan blades and found different way to route tubes.

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