4L ITX Case

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3D Printable 4L ITX case for the following components: https://pcpartpicker.com/b/tWb8TW Reddit post with images and more explanation here: https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/9pol66/3dprinted_4l_itx_case/ I've used this for 2 years now and the PLA has held up wonderfully. The power button cutout is 16.25mm in diameter, and meant for a 16mm momentary contact switch. The case juuust fits on the build plate of a Prusa i3 Mk2S. The PSU cover is simply slotted in, but the main panel has to be bent slightly so that the tabs fit into the slots on the case. The panel then springs back to its flat shape, resulting in a flush fit that is secure. **NOTE: Rear IO shield may not fit. I don't know if I made the groove for the bottom tab quite deep enough or if I just couldn't get it free of all the support material in it. You might want to hit that groove with a dremel just to deepen it a little. It could also not have printed quite as accurate as needed since the bottom groove is close to the first layer, and could have gotten elephant-footed a little.** I didn't put my rear IO shield in because I wanted more airflow in case my components got too hot. First time doing something like this out of PLA and was afraid it would melt.