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A Retro 386/486 PC Tower case for Raspberry Pi 4 i designed for the Dosbian facebook group. What you need to complete it: A fullsize HDMI female to Micro HDMI Male A USB C Extender (male to female) 40mm 12v fan 7mm pushswitch 4 x M3 Screws and...

Installation of RetroPie/Recalbox to Your Raspberry Pi Step 1: Download Retropie/Recalbox from the following links: https://retropie.org.uk/download/ https://www.recalbox.com Step 2: Download Etcher from the following links: https://etcher.io Step...

This is my latest custom PC, featuring some cutting-edge components that set it apart from the rest. There are a few pieces missing because I'm still in the process of finishing this build. I plan to install a high-performance water cooling system...

A custom-built 27" all-in-one PC features a high-end 800W platinum power supply, accommodating one 5.25", two 3.5", and two 2.5" drives along with an EATX motherboard, supporting up to four PCIE cards: two 16x slots and two 1x slots. View a 3D image...

A Custom Retro 386/486 PC Tower Case Designed for Raspberry Pi 4 Created Specifically for the Dosbian Facebook Group. To Complete This Project, You Will Need: * A Full-Size HDMI Female to Micro HDMI Male Adapter * A USB C Extender (Male to Female)...

The XL6009E1 step-up converter and fifty-millimeter fan motors sit atop the case.

An oversized Hard case for the squishy Nreal Air case.

5 frames onto which you can mount a mini-ITX motherboard. The original (number 1) and a variant (#4) have each been checked with an actual motherboard twice now, and all versions share the same basic frame. I envision these as useful when mounting...

My FT03 mini tool free clips on my case broke and I design printable spare part. ...Im using Silverstone FT03 mini but I think there are some other case that are also using clips like these.

My FT03 mini tool free clips on my case broke and I design printable spare part. ...Im using Silverstone FT03 mini but I think there are some other case that are also using clips like these.

Super cool desktop style case for Raspberry Pi 3! In my build, I used an RGB cooling fan and tinted acrylic side panels to make the build look really neat. ...A must build case for your pi!

Not compatible with MicroATX full size standard.Please check the motherboard size and case size carefully before using.

... This filter fits in the large hole near the top of the front of these cases. I will never understand why case manufacturers bother to put filters only in front of the fans then leave gaping holes in other areas. ... This case is an example of that.

This is a remix of the following projects: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2842336 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3916767 Basically I took the spline of the jewel case from the 3DS model. I also lowered the height so it would work better with...

The XL6009E1 step-up converter and 50mm fan motors reside prominently at the top of the case, easily accessible for maintenance or upgrade purposes.

Quick & dirty i/o slot protection for mainboard ASUS P8Z77-V LX2 and standard ATX computer case bought this mainboard 2nd hand and missed this part

Super cool desktop style case for Raspberry Pi 4! In my build, I added an RGB cooling tower to the pi 4. ...A must print!

This bracket enables secure installation of an 80mm fan within the 2U RPC-231 rack mount computer case manufactured by Norco, and it's likely compatible with other cases as well. ...However, one 3.5 inch hard drive bay is occupied for each fan that gets...

... to Sergei000's design by adding vents on the bottom plate. ...Also closed down the Orange Pi logo for a positive pressure cooling setup. And finally added a 2020 extrusion to fit an Ender 3 and similar 3D printers. Parts List: Top Case Bottom Case

... in front, an OLED display on the side, and IO shields so it can fit old and new Pis alike. Here, you will find the STLs for the case and the monitor. ...There is also a zip file containing the files needed to get your PCB manufactured at PCBWay!

... ... You can add the led strip to my support thing to put it into your computer case. You need to glue the supoprt part and the top part, i used a plastic glue. For putting it into my case, i use adhesive velcro, for easy removal in the future.

Cage secures hard drive with precision, designed specifically for Fractal Design Core 1500 case. Connect parts securely with strong adhesive - superglue. ...Cut oversized components to fit within the confines of your 3D printer's build area.

I grew exasperated with the absence of a thorough scad file for a case finger. ...Upon doing some digging, I uncovered the specs and proceeded to translate them into code.

To make it more manageable, you can easily attach it to your support device, which will then fit snugly into your computer case. Before assembly, however, you'll need to secure both components - the support part and the top part - using a reliable...

Aquarium Fan Mount A bracket for mounting a computer case fan to a rimless aquarium without screws Remixed from @pootermobile aquarium fan mount, I designed a similar model that can be adapted to different sized fans. This design accomodates common...

... I regularly post updates and tutorials. If you'd like to use any of the images or designs featured in this case, please reach out to me directly through either my YouTube channel or here - permission will be granted once a request has been made.

The new dust filter design significantly reduces airflow restriction, allowing much more air to pass through while also looking nicer. To print the first two layers (0.4mm) successfully, you'll need to use different settings than the rest of the...

I liked the HDD sled created by Isolt but it wasnt quite wide enough to fit my vintage HAF 922 case. The fit was too loose and it would fall out of the hard drive cage. I widened the two outside rails by 1mm and now it fits perfectly. ...Otherwise its...

... the tab and changed accordingly...also fixed the height of the tab to the original specs to hold the HuCard. I've also fixed the inner jewel used for a clear CD case...if needed, I will post...otherwise this is just like the original case.

Engineered to minimize noise from vibration on a standard hard disk tray, this solution is tailored for one 3.5-inch HDD only. ...To implement it, you will require silicone nails and a drill bit. Five millimeter holes are drilled into the computer case.