UDOO x86 Case with SATA SSD/HDD compartment and fan

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I designed this case to protect my Udoo x86 running Linux as a home server. This is my first complex design made with the open-source software FreeCAD (https://www.freecadweb.org/). There's a compartment for a 63.5 mm SSD/HDD and a 50x50x15 mm fan keeps the disk and board cool by removing heat. For better mechanical connections, I used insert nuts molded into plastic using an iron and soldering process. Currently, there are no holes for GPIO headers because I don't need them right now. **Used Parts** * Fan 1 x DC 12V axial fan, 50x50x15mm, 21.93 m3/h, 30.1 dBA Manufacturer: SUNON Model No: ME50151V3-000U-A99 https://www.tme.eu/en/details/me50151v3-a99/dc12v-fans/sunon/me50151v3-000u-a99/ * Fan connector To connect the fan to the Udoo board, I used a MOLEX PicoBlade connector and soldered it to the fan wires. The connectors were hard to find, so I've included some order links. 1 x 3-PIN female Molex PicoBlade Connector, 1.25mm, 125V Manufacturer: MOLEX Model No: 510210300 https://www.tme.eu/en/details/mx-51021-0300/raster-signal-connectors-125mm/molex/510210300/ 2 x contact, female, wire 28AWG, PicoBlade, 1.25mm Manufacturer: MOLEX Model No: 006660015 https://www.tme.eu/en/details/mx-06-66-0015/raster-signal-connectors-125mm/molex/006660015/ * Insert nuts For the board: M3x5mm Brass insert nut, closed, internal thread https://www.banggood.com/100Pcs-M3-x-5mm-Brass-Single-Pass-Knurled-Nuts-Female-Thread-Blind-Hole-Insert-Embedded-Nuts-p-1185240.html For the fan and lid: M4x4mm - Brass insert nut, open, internal thread https://www.banggood.com/100Pcs-M4-x-4mm-Brass-Knurled-Nuts-Insert-Female-Thread-Round-Insert-Embedded-Nuts-p-1184177.html *Screws* Board: 4 x M3x6 Fan: 4 x M4x20 Lid: 4 x M4x8