8.3L & 11.3L Mini-ITX SFF PC Case

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I've created a video about my project, which you can view here: https://youtu.be/iKGNek3DkK4. To see more of my case designs, visit https://www.thingiverse.com/lightofhonor/designs. This is my second case design, and it focuses on requiring the fewest extra parts as possible. I had a parts list in mind when designing this project, but it wasn't the smallest case I could have made due to some qualifications. These are the main requirements that drove the design of this case: 1) It needs to be printable on regular 3D printers. The normal version was printed on an Ender 5, while the shorter version can print on an Ender 3. 2) The goal is to have as much as possible 3D printed, except for case screws that you shouldn't need any other pieces. 3) I wanted to design it so that it prints with zero supports. Removing them is a hassle, so I avoided including any areas where they would be needed. 4) It needs to hold a dual-slot GPU (280mm on the full-size case and ~170mm ITX card in the shortened version), 70mm CPU cooler, and SFX PSU. While it only officially supports M.2 drives, there is space up front if you want to add HDD mounts. 5) I aimed for minimal assembly. The prints come in two parts that can be attached with case screws, although they aren't necessary. You can find the power switch here: https://ebay.to/2J4hE3L and the thumb case screws here: https://ebay.to/2YH9aaT. There is space for 1 120mm fan (or 140mm fan with 120mm holes), and I used this fan: https://ebay.to/2E3dUwc.