atx case 3d models

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

Main: m-ATXPSU: Flex Fan: 4 noctua 120mm slim fan

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

... 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.

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.

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...

A computer case that can use a Micro ATX motherboard. ... If your 3D printer can print 300mm*300mm area, you can print it happily

Basic specs Dimensions: 188mm (W) 355mm (H) 295mm (D) Compatible motherboard size: M-ATX (max 244 by 244mm) and ITX Mounting fans: 2x 120mm front, 1x 80/90mm rear Airflow holes: Top side, bottom side (PSU), front and back Compatible PSU: Standard...

The reference design of an ATX mainboard adheres to the ATX v2.2 specification, featuring designated mounting points and connector cutouts. Additionally, it incorporates AGP/PCI/PCIE cutouts based on dimensions sourced online. ...This design is...

if you cut your prusa Y rods to long this is maybe a option for you to get your atx psu attached to your prusa i3. is abit big in design but its neat and looks awesome. ...ENJOY!

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.

I got a print from a friend (don't have a printer), and the posts were a tad too thick. ... I believe I have fixed it, but haven't tested yet.

Split versions of the large panels of the original project, suitable for smaller printers. Largest part is about 16x18cm, which should fit nearly all printers. Refer to the original for more information: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5634411 ...

Included are the whole pieces for larger 3D printers If you have a 220 or smaller printer you will need to use the pieces that will fit your printer... I had printed this with 100% infill so it could support the motherboard. I currently used...

I've noticed that the dimensions are slightly off on this project. The board fits quite snugly into place when I put it in, so it's possible that they're not entirely accurate. Perhaps we should rethink building this particular model, or at least...

Here is a printable 3D model that seems to fit hard drives into the [Logisys CS859SL/CS859BK XBlade](https://www.game-debate.com/cases/index.php?ca_id=1489&cases=CS859SL%20XBlade%20Silver) Full sized ATX case (not sure why some sites claim this is...

I made screw holes to fit an ATX power supply and my MATX case. I don't know if this works for ITX or ATX. ...If not please let me know

This is a compact handle for James_III Lab ATX power supply skeleton case. It allows to wrap around the cord. 2 options: with or without cable clip. ... Printed upside down, it requires minimal support at the screw socket.

Rearranging the wiring within the case can be a daunting task unless a modular ATX power supply is used; however, stretching the case slightly longer would alleviate this issue. When inserting an ATX PSU into the case, caution must be exercised due...

This case supports ATX power supplies and features a single 2.5-inch SSD/HDD slot, although it can be somewhat awkward to mount. The kit includes two pieces: the base, which provides essential support and accommodates a 220mm board, and the back...

... NAS. ... Holes diameter : 3 mm You will need : - 7x 6-32 Brass Motherboard Standoffs for ATX Computer Case - 6x 6-32 UNC screws Warning : Before printing this plate, check the ATX computer case has the 3 screw holes highlighted in red on the picture !

The structure rises higher, adding material to the bottom to ensure proper mounting of the ATX motherboard. Shims will be required for the ATX backplane to reach the desired height, approximately 3.19mm thick. ...I created this component with rigidity...

... space. If you have some questions, feel free to talk to me on reddit where I already posted this case : https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/xmez1r/i_made_a_3d_printed_2u_rackmount_case_for_a/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Hi, I'm upgrading my CR10 to an MKS Gen 1.4 board and since I need a fresh case for it, I've decided to switch to a standard PC ATX power supply - one that I wholeheartedly trust more than those Chinese-made ones. Here's what you'll need: * All...

My second entry for the #pimpmyprusa design competition is centered around a Mini-ATX motherboard using an external power brick power supply like the PICO. Unfortunately, this model won't allow for an expansion video card, so make sure your...

# L.A.C.C ## Laser-cut ATX Computer Case This is a full-sized ATX computer case that can be laser cut (and probably cut using a CNC but I don't have one of those). It should fit any ATX compliant motherboard, which is what I've only tried. The case...

Many resources explain how to connect the Xbox 360 PSU, but my approach involved short-circuiting sense+5V to incorporate a switch built into the ATX case. ...This allows easy power shutoff for the 12v components while maintaining 5v standby for...

This is a replica of the stabilizing foot for the InWin Q500 full ATX computer case. ...I purchased one of these cases second hand years ago and found that one of the four feet had been snapped in half, so I made this so that I could replace it and make...

For over a decade, an old Owltech aluminum ATX PC case's 5.25-inch bay cover lay hidden away. ...Now that CDs are nearly obsolete and the cover has long since vanished, it's time to create a new one with precision printing.

I wanted to make the smallest case for my new router/firewall which is basically a computer with lots of ethernet ports and a wifi card. I also wanted to integrate a small switch in the case and the power supply would be a picoPSU with external...