TurboCase Mach 1.5 (1.0 Upgrade)

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This is a remix of the fantastic case by CippyO. I rearranged all components, added vents, and made it look sleeker. The case is modelled after a mix between a hot rod, a jet plane, and a CPU case. It's designed to hold up to two 120mm case fans: one right in between the lower and upper cavities, and one on top of the case. There are flame-shaped vents on the sides, a turbine-shaped vent on the front, and if you decide not to use the upper fan, a large 120mm vent on top. The "floor" in between the upper and lower cavities has a diamond mesh design, allowing air to pass freely through the entire case. A separation between the interior fan mount and the lower part of the case features a hex mesh to allow air to pass through. You'll also find a slot on the side panel for printers that utilize a graphic LCD with a built-in SD slot, along with a holder under the screen for four extra microSD cards. Inside the case, there's a mount point for a Raspberry Pi form-factor board that allows external access to the interface ports. This case is the same width as the one by CippyO, but because the PSU mount is relocated to the bottom, the mount for the control board has been moved over to accommodate wider boards used by the newer CR-10S and Mini line printers. I designed this some time ago, and my priorities have changed since. I don't currently plan on printing this, but you can try it out and tell me if anything needs changing, or change it yourself through TinkerCAD. Keep in mind that like in the original design by CippyO, you'll need to extend some wires to make this work properly. There's a channel up the back for routing wires to and from the PSU.