flex atx psu case 3d models

I found dimensions for the mounting holes for the ATX breakout board I bought differed a bit from the original, being 75mm centre-to-centre on one axis and 67mm on the other axis. <br> <br> I also wanted screws holes on both sides and for them...

... 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.

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...

I designed an external PSU cover that accommodates a socket switch perfectly. I took precision measurements before drilling any holes, ensuring a sleek fit without any unnecessary cutouts. ...The switch I selected simply clips into place within the...

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.

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** ...

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...

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

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

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 Has Been Flipped Upside Down for Reasons Unknown. mini itx PC Case Designed for Precision Laser Cutting or Water Jet Machining. ...This Project Started Five Years Ago and Is Now Being Revisited and Enhanced.

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...

Bracket to adapt a SPX form-factor PSU to a 2U FLEX case.Tested with a Fantec SRC-2080X07 case and Silverstone TX500 Gold PSU.Check your PSU to see if the power socket is in a similar position. I have adjusted the model so as not to block the...

ATX case panel screws have a thread diameter of 3.5mm

Made this to test some equipment The 4 holes on the bottom are for SSD Flex ATX Power Supply...

This was designed to be as compact as possible while still holding ATX motherboards and PSU's, and a smaller GPU. If printed in the proper materials, it should be strong enough to take with you in a backpack. Just be careful of flexing the...

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!

I really needed my Raspberry Pi housed in a sleek ATX case, so I took matters into my own hands to achieve that perfect setup.

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

This is a custom case (face) for PSU crafted from: 1) A modified ATX power supply capable of delivering 30V, as seen in the blog post at http://vlad-gheorghe.blogspot.com/search/label/2003 2) A switching module rated for 8A, available at...

This design is a remix of the "ATX Backplate Pico PSU" design.The plate measures 150mm x 86mm and has four M4 nut traps. This design adds counter sunk mounting holes for an 80mm fan. The Pico PSU DC jack was countersunk for shorter DC jack found in...

Designed to carry DIY devices assembled in an ATX power supply case. Allows for winding the power cable, has holes for fixing the plug type F. For mounting, use [M4 screw](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000970993800.html) and [injection...

Handle for ATX power supply case. ...Designed to carry DIY devices assembled in an ATX power supply case. Allows for winding the power cable, has holes for fixing the plug type F. ... For mounting, use M4 screw and injection nut or hex nut.

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...

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. Category: Computer

Hi! ... So there is my first mini project. It's mini case for micro atx motherboard with all components. I will upgrade that thing soon and I will share my print settings. ...That grey things are visualization of components.

This case was designed to re-use an ATX power to supply 3.3V, 5V, 12V and -12V in bench projects with fused protection without damaging it (no need to cut or modify any cables). The power supply fits securely in the case and can be easily removed...

This is an entirely 3D printed full size ATX computer case in the style of an old medieval castle. It is printed as small tiles (largest 85mm x 117mm) that require super gluing together into large panels that can be attached to an extruded aluminium...

This is an entirely 3D printed full size ATX computer case in the style of an old medieval castle. It is printed as small tiles (largest 85mm x 117mm) that require super gluing together into large panels that can be attached to an extruded...