atx case feet 3d models

STL Files for 3D Print ATX Case Feet

The Fractal case feet are a poor design and always break. Here is a simple push fit foot for the bottom of the case. Just push in and it's a tight fit. ...You can always hot glue it in from the inside if you feel like you can't sleep at night.

This is a very hastily and lazily designed ATX case. ...(In Progress)

To convert your own computer ATX power supply into a lab power supply, follow these steps: http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-a-Computer-ATX-Power-Supply-to-a-Lab-Power-Supply I added two amp meters, each connected to a ground plug, so I can measure the...

Open air computer case that fits perfectly with ATX motherboards, Mini ATX motherboards, and Micro ATX motherboards.

This is a ATX PC bench case with 2 fans radiator wather colling support.. ... Print from PLA and mont to 2 aluminium square tubes of 15x15x450mm.

A computer case that can use a Micro ATX motherboard.If your 3D printer can print 330mm*330mm area, you can print it happily!

PiKVM case with ATX control board and OLED screen. Gerber file of ATX board is included. ... OLED screen: https://a.aliexpress.com/_9RsR8z Long screws: M2.5x30 OLED & CSI-bridge screws: 1.7x4 https://easyeda.com/al.pankov/zerow-kvm-v2

Micro ATX Horizontal Case compatible with Low Profile Graphics cards PC Componentes used: Motherboard Asus P5KPL-VM CPU E8400 3.0Ghz RAM 4G ddr2 800mhz SSD Kingstone 240G Graphics Card GT 710 1G GDDR5 TFX Power Supply Dimentions 360x270x110

Micro-ATX PC Case Made with Ender 3 v2 All structure 3D printed, with the exception of the side panels Structure made so that the front and side panels, slide on to place with no need for screws. In the Build front panel with vents. ... Side panels...

I created this ATX Case because I have a Motherboard Asus P5G41T-M, and I run virtualization servers, and I wanted a personalized case that meets the exact dimensions of an ATX board. The case can be used with motherboards in both ATX and Mini ATX...

Replace the basic foot for your desktop ATX tower case with a new one. To achieve a smoother finish, preventing snagging on flooring or carpet, carefully place this part in an electric drill equipped with a 1/2" chuck. ...Use a file or sandpaper to...

... ATX Board Released. ... Down and Top Case Now with Corrected Steps. Just Printed at Speed of 40mm/S - or Less Depending on Filament Used. Layer Height Set to 0.2mm for Optimal Results. ...Infill Density Now at 15/25% for Enhanced Structural Integrity.

ATX Power Supply Case Print instructionsThis is a simple model to print, but before you do check that back ports of your supply fit into holes and redesign if they dont. On the side there is a port for usb cable. ...I cut one old usb extension cable...

The Micro ATX computer case designing project emphasized a removable motherboard for improved accessibility. Throughout the development, it was highly flexible, incorporating both major and minor design alterations. Effective time management was...

Introducing a wall-mounted ATX case, designed to fit my personal PC specifications. To enhance its appearance, I've sourced components from an online site, including the fans, motherboard, RAM, PSU, GPU, and SSD drives; however, if this conflicts...

This is a straightforward project to convert an atx power supply into six output configuration. I've utilized it as 5v, two 12v and three ground outputs but any combination is feasible even including 3.3v. Proficiency in electrical work is necessary...

... However, some minor adjustments were required to achieve a smooth fit. Note: A small mistake was made during my initial build, resulting in the top of the case appearing split in the picture. ...Fortunately, this issue has since been resolved.

A straightforward setup for an ATX power supply unit. Conceals all excess wires while still enabling airflow and maintaining coolness. ... **Double-check to flip the back plate over before printing, as its underside features a considerable overhang** ...

A power supply cover I designed around a DELL ATX power supply. To eliminate support material, I decided to make the top portion foldable. Holes fit standard Banana plugs. ... The top is attached with aluminum tape, that part could use improvement.

I found it extremely inconvenient carrying around my ATX power supply for my heated bead, so I resorted to using http://www.makercase.com/ to design an improved method of transporting both my printer and power supply in one convenient package. Notice...

This is a straightforward build for a Duet Wifi powered by an ATX power supply. The power supply gets its own compartment, with necessary power cables fed up to the top chamber. In this section, a 120mm fan is installed beneath the Duet mainboard for...

A sleek design of a personal computer case crafted from high-quality brushed aluminum sheet metal is what I have created.

just a basic mini itx case, needs mesh on the top, front, bottom, and both panels which ever one you pick

This workstation case is designed for dual-socket motherboards and can accommodate up to twelve expansion slots. ...It supports up to six 140mm fans, while also accommodating a 420mm radiator with 80mm width in combination with 140mm fans.

Work in progress... ... The Motherboard tray is flipped 180 degrees for some reason. mini itx pc case, for lazer or water jet cuting Made this 5 years ago, and just started to make it better.

Having always been drawn to the sleek design of the Apple G5 case, I've always felt limited by generic, uninspired cases that fail to capture my imagination. Inspired by the elegant lines and curves of the G5 case, I wanted to create something truly...

Some basic legs I designed for my 3d Printer. ...They are the same height as an ATX power supply so can be used if you want the ATX supply flush when mounted from above.

ATX case panel screws have a thread diameter of 3.5mm

... 5mm in diameter. ...This makes it highly feasible to mount this item onto computer cases or other objects requiring stable bases using adhesive for extra security on top of the mounting surface, saving you the trouble of making an unnecessary hole.