Nutcase3 - 12.2L ITX PC Case

thingiverse

File limitations on thingiverse are pretty bad, so please visit [the printables page](https://www.printables.com/model/251088-nutcase3-122l-itx-pc-case) for complete files and info. The files here should be enough to get a fully functional frame. Using steel rod along each of the lateral beams and thicker panels, this case is sturdy enough to face the challenges of components like an AIO or larger air cooler. Magnetic panels, unique designs, front USB and print-in-place hinges. All this and more in one simple case. A full manual (with pictures) is [available here](https://media.printables.com/media/prints/251088/other_files/2256168_761c7e30-d4be-42b3-8110-25670a691fd4/nutcase3-manual.pdf) indicating which non-printed components you will need to buy, the parts to print and using what settings, and how to assemble the parts and case. Please refer to this if you are interested! If I missed something that you think needs to be added to the manual, just let me know. Size 334mm x 164mm x 222mm (12.16L) Motherboard ITX only Power Supply SFX Only SFX-L may work with custom cables or if you really squish them (untested) Graphics Card 2.2 slot maximum width (e.g. EVGA 3080XC) 310mm max length 120mm max height (higher with low profile power connectors) Processor 120mm/240mm AIO 130mm Air Cooler Case Fans 2x 120mm (instead of 240mm AIO) Lowers CPU Air Cooler Height by 25mm 1x 92mm in rear No bottom fans due to printer size restrictions 2.5" Drives (SSD) 2x attached to front panel Brief list of extra hardware; links, amounts, and more specifics in manual. Power Supply Cable Extension M3 Nuts and Bolts 8x3mm Round Magnets 16mm Power Switch 3/16" Diameter Steel Rod USB 3.0 Front Panel Extension The only tools you will need are a way to cut the steel rod to size and superglue for the magnets. And a 3D printer of course. I design these for myself but love to share them with the community. If you appreciate this work, consider donating to me. Thanks!