I was curious when I looked into those, well I think that's what I saw. Are they like this?
I'm building a pc made up of second hand components, and I'm missing screws.
I have these working on my top mounted fans. They are OK and are obviously easy to mount if I remember. Only was concerned with having to stretch them through the case mount and through the fan. If you pull to hard they pop out of one or the other.Oh yeah rubber mounts are a thing, tried them once but they seemed more of a faff to me.
To each their own though.
I have a pack of akasa rubber mounts, you pull them through and they stick on their own, so they might work fine for the smaller holes.
For the others, I use long screws with a nut.
For these big holes, When you say standard self tapping fan screws, can you link some please? The hole is just a hole in the thin metal, with no thread etc....The big holes are for the standard self tapping fan screws - I'm guessing the fan mount at the rear and the top one will have these.
The smaller screw holes look threaded, and as mentioned will be for longer screws. I've seen these on a few cheaper cases where the front panel is not easily removeable (or for fans mounted to the PSU Shroud, where you cannot get access from below) - the screws go all the way through the fan from the inside (through both sets of holes), before screwing into the front panel
For these big holes, When you say standard self tapping fan screws, can you link some please? The hole is just a hole in the thin metal, with no thread etc....
This is the kind of stuff I'm pretty clueless at, and I think you're right, Can you buy such grommets from Screwfix etc?For the rear fan you need the rubber grommets. Could you use metal/plastic washers?
Wonder if the screws out of the "Corsair Hydro Series Fan Mounting Screw Kit - CW-8960008" will fit the case front fans?
Can you measure the size of the holes, or at least show a picture of whatever screws they are (as fan screws aren't m3.5)