HoverFlow Tryx – Open Frame Edition

HoverFlow Tryx – Open Frame Edition (Wood Version)

This is my second contribution to the Makerworld Challenge.
This version focuses on the wooden shell, including the laser-ready panels used for the frame.
The HoverFlow Tryx combines a compact open-frame layout, a full Tryx water-cooling system, custom wooden side panels, and a floating magnetic fan that spins inside the open window.
Even in the wood version, the build stays extremely compact and detailed.

🔥 What makes this build special

• Extremely compact size: 272 mm × 229 mm × 459 mm
• Levitating spinning fan inside the open window
• Tryx water cooling running almost the full height
• Laser-cut wooden frame with custom pattern
• Tight cable management → challenging but rewarding
• One of the smallest open-frame PCs without mini components

⚠️ Important Note

This version is only for large 3D printers with a laser module.
The wooden frame must be strong, so I did not make a small version.
You will also need a laser to engrave or cut the wooden panels.
Scaling down is possible but will affect stability and fit.

📦 Additional Details (Wood Edition)

• The wood engraving pattern is NOT inside the 3MF, because I added it directly in Bambu Studio, where laser power and depth can be adjusted.
  You can add your own pattern or design your own engraving in the slicer.
• The wood LAC / laser file is included in this upload.
  This is the exact file I used for cutting and engraving the wooden panels.
• The 3D printing files (3MF) are not included here, but they are
  attached separately or available on my Makerworld profile.
• After laser cutting, I cleaned the dark edges with a small file to get a smooth appearance.
• Required right-side display:
  AISHICHEN 11.26" Mini Monitor — 1920×440 IPS (HDMI + Type-C)
  (reference from your uploaded image: /mnt/data/Bildschirmfoto 2025-11-25 um 21.56.18.png)
• Photos above show how I wired everything inside the tight space.

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