ITX Tower Style Case

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Fully 3D printable ITX computer case. Got bored so i decided to make one in my free time since ITX cases are too expensive. I used screws that were all too long in the pictures. If you use the correct ones you wont have to worry about exposed thread or bulges in the plastic/ 9 Printed parts. 8 individual, print 2 of the "stand.stl" Supports standard ITX motherboards, SFX PSUs, Full size GPU, CPU coolers < 75mm tall. standard machine screws are ideal. Hardware required: [ 23 1/4in screws #6 32 thread ] [ 5 1/2in screws #6 32 thread ] [4 standard motherboard standoffs and motherboard screws (Come with MoBo) ] [1 or 2 standard GPU mounting screws (ones that usually go in the PCIe mount bracket on the back of a case) ] [4 standard PSU mounting screws (come with PSU) ] Assembly: Use pictures and part names to figure it out. Some basic steps tho: 1. Motherboard -> ITX Base Plate. Screw standoffs into the holes using some needle nose pliers or something. Screw motherboard into it with CPU and RAM and Cooler installed already 2. Screw "GPU Mount Screw Side" into the GPU bracket on your card, then slide the other side on (GPU Mount Slot side) and attach with the screw in the middle. (1/2in #6 32) 3. Screw GPU with GPU Mount to "Case Back" (1/4in) 4. Screw "Case Front" onto the stands, then the 'ITX base plate" with the MoBo on it, then the "Case back." (all 1/4 in) 5. Screw "Top Connector" to the 3 stands. (1/4 in) 6. Screw power supply in with fan pointing outward. (PSU screws) 7. Screw top cover on (1/2in screws) Stuff you need: PCI Riser Cable (mine is 30cm and has a smidge of slack... do with that what you will) The one i got: (its expensive because its PCI 4.0 so in the future it wont be a bottleneck) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Y3SVHGB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 A cheaper one: https://www.amazon.com/LINKUP-Shielded-Twin-axial-Extension-Compatible/dp/B07K6TXRK6/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=PCIe+riser+cable+30cm&qid=1596161188&s=electronics&sr=1-5 This is the front IO adapter (this is the only one that will fit): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01KJPUI5W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Use the screws that come with it. Note: it is USB 3.0, so make sure your MoBo has a USB 3.0 header on it.