3d printed mini itx

Legs for the Mini ITX case Fractal Design Era. These are a pressure fit, no tools required. It presses into the recess for the bottom screws. This way you can easily increase the air flow. Just cut two large holes in the bottom of the case. ...

The Antec Cube Mini ITX case is a perfect fit for any system requiring a compact footprint, especially those utilizing 45-degree mounting surfaces. If this information has been helpful, consider making a contribution to my PayPal account at...

This is a front panel for a cheap chinese mini-itx case to turn it into a case for the MiSTer FPGA gaming platform. The design uses self threading screws, as those are what came with the original case. ...If the fit is not good, a Fusion360 archive...

... part. ...But there was too much vibration so I made two parts out of it. I failed my way through this project in an unbelievable manner. You can mount it anywhere where you can mount an mini ITX Board. ... I mounted it in an Inter-tech 1U K-125L

The Silverstone ML08B-HA Mini-ITX computer case comes with a convenient handle and features a compact design, allowing for the installation of a full-sized video card. Despite its small footprint, it could potentially support improved heatsinks or...

The mini-ITX system is built around a highly compact motherboard that measures 6.7 inches by 6.7 inches, making it an ideal choice for small form factor PCs. ...The motherboard is connected to a high-performance FlexATX power supply unit (PSU) that...

I chose to go this route because its less of a hassle that dealing with a 3d printed keystone holder which i did in my previous case. The bullet buttons are from amazon, they are buttons for xbox or PS5. Could just as easily use 3d printed...

Mini ITX Motherboard Layout Revealed: Plan Your Case with Precision Get a clear understanding of the IO shield position and dimensions to design your case with precision. Ensure that the dimensions are accurate; if you spot any errors, kindly report...

Two hundred watt-hours of power will effortlessly fuel a typical mini-itx desktop for several hours, making this setup incredibly powerful yet refreshingly portable - perfect for a highly capable laptop or workstation on the go. Paired with a...

Parts compatibility: Mini-ITX motherboard CPU cooler with a maximum height of 48mm Graphics card with a maximum length of 276mm, 140mm in height, and 2 slot width Flex-ATX power supply with a maximum length of 185mm 1x 2.5 inch storage drive...

Compact Computer Case Design for Mini-ITX Motherboard This design creates a minimalist, space-efficient computer case tailored to Asus H81T mini-ITX motherboards. However, it should also accommodate most other similar boards with the use of an...

Minimalistic, compact and fully equipped computer case designed specifically for mini-ITX motherboards, such as Asus H81T, but compatible with many others when using an external power brick or compact PSU - Asus H81T has a built-in power socket that...

Wall thickness: 2mm Bottom/top thickness: 2mm Infill: 20% Support Structures: recommended Parts recommended for this build: -Motherboard: anything you want, same for the processor and RAM -GPU: mini-ITX, low-profile bracket with 183mm max length. I...

Xbox One X was running really hot, I had a spare mini itx case laying around, decided to put the motherboard inside of the mini itx case so it could run cooler. it does run cooler, i plan on making a duct to allow one of the case fans to help push...

This is a remix of lightofhonor's excellent stacking Mini-ITX case design to add a motherboard module more suited to the Turing Pi 2. NOTE: The "nodes" stand up higher than the walls of this module! ...You can generally stack TP2 layers on top of one...

This case supports: Mini-ITX MB SFX-L PSU Dual-slot GPU up to ~175mm in length (triple-slot cooler will work with riser pieces) 3.5in HDD 2x 2.5in SSD 4x 70mm Fan (or a single 140mm fan) Any of these can be printed multiple times if you need more...

This case accommodates: Mini-ITX MB SFX-L PSU Dual-slot GPU up to ~175mm in length (triple-slot cooler will work with riser pieces) 3.5in HDD 2x 2.5in SSD 4x 70mm Fan (or a single 140mm fan) Any of these can be printed multiple times if you need...

Check the 19.3L version with more photos here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/3d-printed-itx-case-19-3l 330x175x225 D x W x H 14.9L 3D printed Case, STL files for 3D printing with optional x2 top mounted fans x1 top and x1 back exhaust fan for...

This is a mini-ATX / mini-ITX mount for a RADXA Rock 5B. I made this to recycle an old mini-itx NAS case. It includes a mount point for the Rock 5B, and a 2.5inch Sata drive. I've also created an ATX connector here:...

2) Maximizing 3D printing capabilities. Other than case screws, no additional pieces should be needed to assemble the case. 3) Printing with zero supports. I designed the case around this requirement, eliminating the need for tedious support...

Have done it with all my other cases so why stop now.Able to hold any number of hard drives.Should hold together without fasteners.Stack the case in any order you want.This case supports:Mini-ITX MBSFX-L PSUDual-slot GPU up to ~175mm in length...

Printed dimensions 130x180x190mm (4.5L) 2) Have as much as possible 3D printed. Only thing you need is a power button and a PCIe Riser if you want a GPU. 3) Print with zero supports. Hate removing them, so design around them. 4) Needed to hold a...

2) As much as possible should be 3D printed. You'll only need standoffs for the PSU, a power button, and a PCIe Riser if you want a GPU. You could probably mount several 3.5in Drives where the GPU would go, though I didn't try. Depending on your PSU...

2) The goal is to have as much as possible 3D printed, except for case screws that you shouldn't need any other pieces. 3) I wanted to design it so that it prints with zero supports. Removing them is a hassle, so I avoided including any areas where...

2) As much as possible should be 3D printed. You'll only need standoffs for the PSU, a power button, and a PCIe Riser if you want a GPU. You could probably mount several 3.5in Drives where the GPU would go, though I didn't try it out. Depending on...

Printed dimensions 130x180x190mm (4.5L)2) Have as much as possible 3D printed. Only thing you need is a power button and a PCIe Riser if you want a GPU.3) Print with zero supports. Hate removing them, so design around them.4) Needed to hold a...

Normal version was printed on an Ender 5, but the shorter version can print on an Ender 3.Have as much as possible 3D printed. Other than case screws you shouldn't need any other pieces!Print with zero supports. Hate removing them, so design around...

Remixed from the great ITX case design by vl4dt3p3s - I simply added a honeycomb pattern to the lid to allow a CPU cooler to exhaust/ventilate heat, as the original lid is solid.

Printed dimensions 147x179x250mm (6.58L)Have as much as possible 3D printed. Only thing you need is standoffs for the PSU, a power button, and a PCIe Riser if you want a GPU. You could probably mount several 3.5in Drives where the GPU would go,...

**Important!** This is best to print without top/bottom layers and with ~30-35% lines infill so it gives more airflow through tiny "mesh" holes. See cura example picture. Also be careful as middle part might splinter if stuck too well to the bed....