Birdbone ABS1-4DC 180mm Mini-Quad Frame

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It appears you've listed various components required for building or upgrading a computer case, specifically focusing on standoffs and screws. Here are the components with suggested quantities based on your description: 1. **8mm M3 Screws**: These are likely used to secure the standoffs to the motherboard tray or to other parts of the case. Given their application in securing various types of stacks (indicated by different sizes such as 20mm and 30.5mm), a quantity of 8 seems reasonable for standard configurations. 2. **Knurled 25mm Standoffs**: These are used to space the motherboard off the case's mounting points, providing a secure hold without damaging the board. A quantity of 4 is suggested, which could be enough for a single motherboard installation in most cases, assuming they're not being used with multiple boards or in particularly large cases. 3. **8mm M2 Screws**: These are likely used to secure dual 20mm stacks (or a single 30.5mm stack if using M3 screws). Given their specific application, the quantity of 8 seems reasonable for securing two stacks of standard height each. 4. **Miscellaneous M2 F-F Standoffs** and **M2 M-F Standoffs**: These are optional components that might be included to offer flexibility in assembly, particularly for stacking or configuring boards differently than standard setups. The quantities aren't specified, but it's assumed they would be needed in smaller quantities since they're supplementary parts. 5. **Miscellaneous M2 Hardware (assuming a 20mm stack)**: This could include any additional screws or hardware specifically required by certain components (like hard drives, fans, etc.), which is also optional and dependent on the specific build configuration. In summary: - **8mm M3 Screws**: QTY=8 - **Knurled 25mm Standoffs**: QTY=4 - **8mm M2 Screws**: QTY=8 - **Miscellaneous M2 F-F and M-F Standoffs (and Hardware)**: Optional, quantities not specified