Dell :: [Got Picture, Got Talk] XPS M1330 DIY Cooling Device

I noticed that one of the best cooling pads here, the ACRyan cooling pad, ain't doing must good for this heat monster, so, I decided to DIY my own cooling device. Note that when I'm at home, I'm outputting my laptop to dual monitors, 20" and 27" Dell monitors, and connecting separate keyboard and mouse to it, speakers as well. AKA a desktop.

Materials:
1. 2 packets ice cream sticks
2. Good pair of scissors
3. White glue (hardens to clear)
4. 6V, 500mA USB Fan

Disclaimer: I'm not planning to type on the laptop while using this device. Due to the hot nature of this laptop, it's meant for cooling it while playing back 1080p movies, and games, while outputting to the monitors.

Part 1:
I was eyeing this fan at my workplace, a retail store in Singapore... Wind output is amazing. Picture taken for size comparison to desktop.


Part 2:
"engine" of the fan when taken apart


Part 3:
Creating the base... I used stacks of squared ice cream stick cutouts for added stability.


Part 4:
Checking the height clearance halfway through...


Part 5:
Front view of Part 4...


Part 6:
Almost done with height clearance...


Part 7:
Placing "weights" to press down the glue to dry...


Part 8:
Angled view of Part 7 .....