air filter are already out ...
and if you don't want to buy special PC filters ... you can just use Hoover Filters ... but in the end dust will make it to ya PC anyway ... just clean it from time to time and you are fine

You can also buy filter foam sheets, and attach them to the fan intakes. (a lot of industrial pc/electric equipment already use them to protect against dust) looks like the dark gray foam a lot of pc stuff is packaged on but allows air through easily.

I know a some of the more expensive cases have included filter material for a few years now too, but not many include it because it will slow the airflow if people forget to clean them once in a while.

Great, don't forget to show us a snapshot of the final product. :wink:

just use compressed air to clean it

Hi garikfox, finished? just can't wait to see the Pic.

Actually trying to construct such an item is too much of a task, Im gonna buy a can O' Air, LoL

or steal a tire pump from you local gas station

mertsch, that´s a great idea..
will do that this night and then blow my pc clean, cleaner, cleanest....but i hope i will not blow it away ;-)

if you want it really seriously clean ... then put ya hardware into the dish washing machine ...
no for real .... I never had any real trouble with dust since I rewor my PC too often ... just take a brush and clean from time to time no big deal ... and no expensive equipment required ...

Actually i'm exciting about what will the product looks like made by W2S's Geek. Anyway cleaning with brush works too, beacuse i used it all the time.

Guys......I just carry my PC to the garage...and we have 250psi 50 gallon air compressor...lol I canst dirctly point it at a fan cause it will over spin in...but man i run in for 5 min and its shiny and all sparkly

case closed to hard to do with my public equip.

Just my 2 Cents...

Used dryer sheets work wonders as dust filters and are cheap. I use them on all my air inlets. About the commercial compressors...having worked in auto mechanic and auto body shops as a young kid, I know we had to put inline filters / dryers on our compressors because of the amount of moisture they created. We all know that moisture and electronics don't play nice together. Just a word of caution...

WOW, great IDEA