8.3L & 11.3L Mini-ITX SFF PC Case

prusaprinters

<p>Video about project: <a href="https://youtu.be/iKGNek3DkK4">https://youtu.be/iKGNek3DkK4</a></p><p>My second case design, this one focused on required the fewest extra parts as possible. I already had a parts list in mind so this isn't the smallest I could make it, but had a few qualifications in mind.</p><p>Printable on regular 3D printers. Normal version was printed on an Ender 5, but the shorter version can print on an Ender 3.</p><p>Have as much as possible 3D printed. Other than case screws you shouldn't need any other pieces!</p><p>Print with zero supports. Hate removing them, so design around them.</p><p>Needed to hold an dual-slot GPU (280mm on the full-size case, ~170mm ITX card in the shortened version), 70mm CPU cooler, and SFX PSU. Only officially supports M.2 drives, but has space up front if you want to add HDD mounts.</p><p>Minimal Assembly. Prints in two parts which can be attached with case screws, though not needed.</p><p>Power Switch: <a href="https://ebay.us/Qt6JK2">https://ebay.us/Qt6JK2</a></p><p>Thumb Case Screws: <a href="https://ebay.us/Na4Uwj">https://ebay.us/Na4Uwj</a></p><p>There is space for 1 120mm fan (or 140mm fan with 120mm holes). I used this fan: <a href="https://ebay.us/OR1Akb">https://ebay.us/OR1Akb</a>&nbsp;</p><h3>Print Settings</h3><p><strong>Notes:</strong></p><p>.3mm Layer Height</p><p>4 outer layers (Could go less, but since we are screwing things into plastic I went the safe route)</p><p>20% Infill</p><p>No Supports</p><p>At 60mm/s (.4mm nozzle) inside takes ~17 hours, cover you may want to print at a slower speed to keep the vents straight so plan for 48hrs+.</p><p>Will use ~1KG of PLA. ~.6KG for cover, ~.4KG for interior. Shorter version should be under 0.9KG.</p><p>Everything should mount with case screws.</p><p>Category: Electronics</p>