heres my working fon. I added a fan and an rp-tnc connector from a dead wrt54g

first i dremeled the hole, also a hole for the feed line
[img:2560:1920]http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/fonproject/p1010345.jpg[/img] (i did it really fast so dont nail me on the roundness of it

then i desoldered the feed line from my dead wrt54g
[img:2560:1920]http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/fonproject/p1010346.jpg[/img]

then a snack
[img:2560:1920]http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/fonproject/p1010348.jpg[/img]

I soldered in the feed line and the fan
[img:2560:1920]http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/fonproject/p1010358.jpg[/img]

put it back together
[img:2560:1920]http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/fonproject/p1010349.jpg[/img]

then epoxied it and cut some air slits because the fan was struggling
http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlr5018/fonproject/

its been done in fact they created a network extender out of it

my link is 404'ing and i dont have the pictures anymore.

oh well.

still runs cool. i dont use it much though.

hmm

upon taking a closer look at your snacking setup, i think i might have spotted some flaws in the bread.. you might want to either put unix on your toaster, or stick to a more sturdy wiring method....

[yes, i am back to try to become active again, after a long hibernating]

pft i put it in the microwave