10.6L Mini-ITX Open-Frame SFF PC CASE

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<p>Video on case: <a href="https://youtu.be/p2pK2BuXsXg">https://youtu.be/p2pK2BuXsXg</a></p><p>Had been noodling around with creating an Open Frame case for a while now, but after seeing this case (<a href="https://www.instructables.com/id/Open-Frame-Mini-ITX-PC">https://www.instructables.com/id/Open-Frame-Mini-ITX-PC</a>) I finally decided to make one.</p><p>Immediately there were things this case did that I wanted to change:</p><p>That case was over 400mm tall, much bigger than needed.</p><p>Wanted to make something printable by most people, so designed to print in an Ender 3.</p><p>Use no supports.</p><p>Use SFX PSU instead of ATX. (EDIT: Added in optional ATX PSU support)</p><p>Minimal assembly/parts.</p><p>This case prints in 4 pieces taking ~4-6 hours a piece. You'll need 12 pegs total and it's recommend your glue the pegs and pieces together. A good strategy is to print one piece at a time along with the pegs for to connect to the next piece. That way you can glue in the pegs while waiting for the next piece to print.</p><p>Recommended printing order: MB, Back, PSU, Base.</p><p>PSU piece has pass through peg holes that you will probably need to hammer in. Use case screws for MB and GPU, normal screws for PSU.</p><p>Supports SFX/ATX PSU, Mini-ITX MB, Two-Slot GPU. Should be easy to modify if you want to add a HDD slot or 3-slot GPU.</p><p>Power Switch: <a href="https://ebay.us/Qt6JK2">https://ebay.us/Qt6JK2</a></p><p>Thumb Case Screws: <a href="https://ebay.us/Na4Uwj">https://ebay.us/Na4Uwj</a></p><p>3D PRINTING SETTINGS</p><p>.32mm Layer Height</p><p>3 outer layers</p><p>3 top/bottom layers</p><p>20% infill (I used cubic infill)</p><p>No supports</p><p>Category: Computer</p>