Raspberry pi 3 Desktop tower case Mk2

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I created this case specifically for the Raspberry pi 4, and it features two Mini-HDMI ports and one USB-C cable with built-in stoppers that prevent tugging. This allows users to set up dual displays with active cooling. **Note: I have since updated my design to suit the Raspberry Pi 4, using a Pi 3 as a reference model for testing purposes only. The original mounts are too tight, and larger holes will be required. Please wait for an update before attempting to build this case.** The case features three 30mm fans on the bottom that function as air intake and two additional fans in the front acting as exhaust. A glass panel can be cut out of the side panel as intended, with the possibility of adding a vent option in the future. You can fit a 2.5-inch HDD or SSD into this case, and there is enough room for an L-cable or regular cable that fits through the large exit port, even allowing for the use of a USB male adapter. If you wish to support my Raspberry Pi endeavors, please consider leaving a suggestion or donating to my PayPal account at totalywork@gmail.com. **Important notes: To assemble this case, you will need to glue the frame together. The rest of the assembly can be completed using washers, screws, and bolts.** Additionally, I have since updated the design to remove the small cylinders on the bottom base that connect to the fan mounts, as they are too thin. These will be removed in a future update, allowing for more secure connections between the fan mounts and the case base.