Kaspa KS3, KS3M, KS3L, KS2 ASIC Miner Wall Mount Kit With Operable Garage Door Vent System

My specially designed kit is compatible with IceRiver KS3, KS3M, KS3L, KS2, and the Bitmain KS3 ASIC miners. It has not been tested for fitment with KS1. It may fit other miners as well, so you can test print at your leisure.

This kit allows for you to delete your main 4 fans and add the ductwork for an 8" AC Infinity fan for cooling. More importantly, it is designed so that you can put a vent in your garage door and install the supplied brackets and seal assembly (along with a few over the counter parts from your local hardware store), so that you can still use your garage door as normal. See below youtube link for operation and setup example.

https://youtube.com/shorts/_5AndfMppTY?feature=share

Additional Parts you will need:

8" AC Infinity fan
8" 90 degree metal duct
AC Infinity 8" duct plate
Weather sealant
AC Infinity 8" flexible ducting
qty 4 fan spoofers, Red Devil Brand works well
One additional 8" band clamp (2 come with the flexible duct)
8" hole saw
Brush Style Door Seal such as the link below, remove brush assembly from extrusion and bend into round shape.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Frost-King-36-in-x-25-in-Heavy-Duty-Aluminum-and-Brush-Door-Sweep-Weatherstrip-SB36/202525375

Misc hardware:

1/4"x1" hex cap screws with lock washers, washers and wing nuts.
1.4"x2" hex cap screws with lock washers, washers and wing nuts.
4'x18" wood plank for mounting to wall stud so you can mount miner

I will update this list of materials soon to be more complete, but this is the bulk of it.

Tutorial video coming soon. Follow my Youtube channel to keep up on the latest crypto journey!

Here is a video showing the asic miner ducting install to the wall without the garage adpaters:

https://youtu.be/wML3FJMI9Ok

Disclaimer: Print and use at your own risk. Consult an experienced installer or technician for any concerns. Also, opening your ASIC miner for installing fan spoofers will void your manufacturer's warranty.

You must have a big enough bed to accommodate the size of the parts. I printed these with a Bambu Labs X1C and some of the parts BARELY fit on its 256mm x 256mm bed.

Must print all downstream "hot airflow" sections in either PETG (preferred due to ease of printing), ABS, ASA, PA-CF, or similar high temperature resistant filament. PLA WILL NOT BE SAFE TO USE, as its softening temperature is lower than the ASIC miner's output temps, and will likely deform and lose its structural integrity.

Print 3 walls for the main ducts, 25% infill. Print slow and hot for max strength and layer adhesion. layer height 0.2mm, top and bottom layer count 5.