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Computer Case
Printed on Ender 3. Slot can be angled horizontally to print as one piece. The bottom/sides and top must be split in fourths in order to fit on the build plate. The back mesh only has to be split in 2. So in total you have: 4 slots, 4 sections of the top, 4 sections of the bottom, and 2 sections of the rear mesh. Cut out the rear mesh squares to fit your specific I/O pugs.
Inside my computer is a GT 1030 Low Profile graphics card.
Printed with .06mm with .3 layer height on PLA. Superglued all the parts together and painted white. Tough project but everything fits together nice. Let me know if you have questions or need the individual piece sections. And no I haven't had heat issues even though I overclock GPU and CPU while gaming.
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