[Distribution] Introduction of DIY parts for EVO-X2: Cooling Enhancement Cover & Protective Tray

Hello, this is Rcat.
This time, I will be introducing and distributing DIY parts for the EVO-X2.
These are replacements and a stand for the parts that looked a bit sketchy from the previous article.

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Product Introduction

EVO-X2 Horizontal Tray

Looking at the product images, there are both vertical and horizontal orientations, but I use it horizontally.

However... when placed horizontally, the most important air intake on the bottom is blocked. As a countermeasure, I made a DIY tray for horizontal placement.

The actual item looks like this. The mesh section is for the filter. The turbo fan intake is located exactly in this spot. By doing this,
you can prevent dust from entering and buy time before it reaches a state where it can only be cleaned by disassembling it.

The holes in the front and back are for weight reduction, or rather, to save resin. Since there are no air intakes here, I left them open.

Top Plate with Air Intake

This is a new part to properly utilize the sad cooling fan introduced here. It is used in place of the existing cover.

The reason for making this is that when you slide the lid off, it is immediately obvious that there is no hole in the fan intake, which is a cooling-killing design. How could they do something like this!?
Facing summer in this state is dangerous.

Perfect! It secures the fan intake and improves cooling performance!

Like the existing top plate, it uses the fan's screw holes for positioning. Since it cannot be extended to the sides, it is
just placed on top.

EVO-X2 rough model

A super simple 3D model of the EVO-X2 created for making the stand.
It is mainly focused on the position of the air vents on the bottom of the unit. The top side position is also roughly correct, but I am not confident about the body shape. It does not even have rounded corners.

This is what it looks like when placed on the stand.

Summary

This time, I created optional parts for the EVO-X2.
In addition to resolving the surprising obstruction of the top fan cooling, I was able to improve the air intake from the bottom and add dust protection when placed horizontally.
I want to use it for a long time without it breaking.

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