SFF Computer case 14.9L, Mini ITX, 330x175x225

cults3d

Ideal if you are looking to fit the biggest ITX parts into the smallest form factor without custom water cooling loops and much work. Check the 19.3L version with more photos here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/3d-printed-itx-case-19-3l 330x175x225 D x W x H 14.9L 3D printed Case, STL files for 3D printing with optional x2 top mounted fans x1 top and x1 back exhaust fan for extra airflow for those of you after optimal cooling. The model has been optimised 17 times until I made it to perfection. The frame is tested for an year, and all the mesh panels for 8 months at high and low temperatures. All the parts are easy to assemble, the panels click so smoothly and stay in place Please check out the other variations of this case. Printed with PETG and hold by hex cap bolts and brass inserts. Approximate weight ~1 KG Supported components: ITX Motherboard CPU Tower Cooler up to 129mm CPU AIO Radiator 240mm (max 280mm length of the radiator) GPU Max length 321mm, thickness ~60mm, you may have to remove the bracket that comes originally, you may also have to use 180 deg GPU adapters depending on your card size. PSU SFX up to 130mm if you are really good at cable management. (the brackets for the PSU are sliding, allowing 25mm adjustment in height) SSD sata III possibly you can have one inside, but there is no bay to attach it. Fans: Noctua 120x120x15 x3 Noctua 92x92x14 x1 **You would need "iec320 c14 to c13" extension PSU cable ** with holes - https://www.fruugo.co.uk/iec320-c14-to-c13-extension-cable-c14-with-screw-holes-and-c13-short-length/p-70495484-141378301?language=en&ac=croud&gclid=Cj0KCQjwvqeUBhCBARIsAOdt45Y44PNSaX0Sz7eUQtI-nDWBINC80yZG3_fztupgYS-H9VD1fBinZ48aAsBLEALw_wcB Hex Socket Cap Screws: M3x12 - 11 M3x16 - 2 M3x8 - 8 M4x8 - 8 Brass Inserts: M3x5.7.4.6 - 21 M4x6x6 - 8 Additional info: All the parts are placed on correct printing orientation, changing that may cause issues with the mesh clips.* The print is optimised to print without supports, but you will have to drill some of the holes as they have 0.3mm wall.* You will need a soldering iron with an appropriate tip to install the brass inserts.* The legs and the fan mounts have to be glued to the frame with super glue. The SSD bays is glued to the bottom mesh.* The power button is discrete, placed on the upper left corner of the back of the case. Google "SW PC Desktop Power Cable On/Off Push Button" and order one, they are small grey and black buttons* The PSU intake mesh is a separate part that must be glued to the back lid.