formd t1 3d models

M19 to M16x1 Adapter for FormD T1

19mm Plug for FORMD T1. ... Designed and tested for .2mm layer height PETG. Buyable here: https://j-hackcompany.com/?product=formd-t1-19mm-plug

formd t1 fitting at back of case you must change 100% -> 105% in slicer

Front shells to customize colors on FormD T1. ...Maybe you want to see what a 2 tone FormD T1 will look like? Maybe you want to see a different color? Bonus: protects your case from scratches and fingerprints! ...I like to use silk PLA for this.

This is a replica of the stock FormD T1 power button. Note that I designed this to fit with the T1 SW v2, though it might work with other T1 versions (I haven't tested them). ... The NX *.prt file is provided if you want to customize the design...

I reverse engineered the front panel of the FormD T1. I have uploaded the STL for direct printing and CAD files to mod. And yes, Wahaha360 gave me permission to share this reverse engineered T1 front panel :) Ideas to try: -Add your own front IO -Add...

This is a small post to aid in cable management in the FormD T1 SW. It is designed to slot into the fan brackets. Simply insert the post through a fan bracket slot and then rotate the post 90° to make it fit snug against the bracket. You can...

These brackets help better support the PSU in the FormD T1 SW across a few configurations. There are definitely more combinations of T1 slots and PSU stand-off lengths not included here, so the NX *.prt files are provided if you want to customize the...

Remix of this file to work with the Phanteks T30 Fans: https://www.printables.com/fr/model/451314-formd-t1-11-120mm-noctua-nf-f12-pwm-fan-duct

A simple duct for the top exhaust fan in the FormD T1 case, tested with Arctic p12 fans, should work with other normal sized 12cm fan..

Custom Front Panel for the FormD T1 adding two USB type-A ports. ... https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32864802403.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27424c4d81qOcg You'll need one of those.

Fan Duct for a 92mm fan. ...Designed for the FormD T1 case when using a 92mm radiator at the end of the GPU. ... Prevents hot air from recirculating back into the case.

Required: FormD T1 v1.1(unsure about other versions) XSPC TX240 Noctua A12x15, rubber pads removed, with countersink screws/grub screws/tape/or just sitting on top; there's no room for screw heads sticking out. ... 6-32 screws of 1/4" length, for...

These are two different feet designs I made for my FormD T1 ITX build. They have a recess in the bottom for some felt pads to protect wooded tables etc. ... These are the felt pads I used for the feet:...

The case in the image is a FormD T1. There is a recess at the bottom of the feet designed to fit felt pads to protect your desk. ... These are the pads I used:...

Case feet for FormD T1 to give more clearance beneath PC. Scan of human foot gives creepy (or adorable) look to your PC while keeping airflow to a maximum. Use m3 screws. Printed at 20% infill but you might require sturdier feet. ...Post your builds and...

This is a short 92mm fan duct designed for a FormD T1 case that utilizes a 92mm radiator at the end of the GPU. ...This duct helps force hot air out of the case rather than have some of it bounce off the mesh side panel and recirculate back into the...

The FormD T1 has a large gap in its rear panel when configured in a 2.25 slot configuration. This cover closes that gap. See Post-Printing section for installation instructions. Note that I designed this to fit with the T1 SW v2, though it might...

I designed an extension to the side panel of the FormD T1 v2 Reference case, so it can fit my AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT graphic card. It adds 7.9mm clearance to the side panel. I had to replace the screws holding the side strut (2xCSM3-8) and the AIO...

These are a USB 3.0 port mount and momentary switch mount that fit in the slots in the back plate of a Formd T1 case. ...Designed around these specific products from amazon: ...

The NX *.prt files (for the variety of SSD mounts as well as the reference FormD T1 v2 Front Panel and Samsung 850 Pro SSD) are provided if you want to customize the design further. ... [1]:...

The power button PCB that came with my FormD T1 SW had an issue where the PCB's wire "glue" (probably for strain relief) interfered with the button when it was pressed. This design adds "notches" to the button so the interference is removed. I also...

A 3D model of the FormD T1 v2 reference backpanel. ...Measures maybe not fully accurated, taken with a ruler and a regular caliper.

This design covers the gap in the FormD T1 Rear Panel near the GPU when the chassis is in a 2.25 slot configuration. A single M3 screw is required, and for reference I used an M3x8 mm screw. ... The NX *.prt file is provided if you want to customize...

Remix of the Low-Poly feet that can be used to hold up your FormD T1. Works well to raise up PC to give more breathing room for GPU. ...I am not liable for any damages that result from use of these feet.

This is a cover to plug the M19 holes in the FormD T1 rear plate. The NX *.prt file is provided if you want to customize the design further. Note that I designed this to fit with the T1 SW v2, though it might work with other T1 versions (I haven't...

The existing design for the standard placement of the power supply in the Formd T1 V2.0 leaves a little to be desired. I made this bracket to better support the Powersupply in this stock position. I have my GFX set at the 2 slot location and...

This piece allows a second single slot PCI card to be mounted in the FormD T1 and still be fully supported be the PCI slot in the rear. This basically just supports the tab on the metal bracket of the second card. Use a 20mm and a 6mm hex standoff...

This item allows the Formd T1 V2.0 to be oriented vertically. It adds an additional 60mm of height to the case which is just enough to avoid using right angle power/display cables. It is securely attached to the back of the case using 4 M3 screws. ...

Hey all, this is a simple bracket to mount a ddc pump to the front spine of the FormD T1. It has a little cut out for the cable of the pump. This might be needed if you mount it in the same direction as I did, to not squeeze/damage the cable. I...