Open source 8.8-13L 3D Printable PC

READ BEFORE PRINTING !!! 

This is a Sandwich style PC case, however I don't own a mini-itx motherboard and therefore cannot use this, I have done some test prints however I have not tested components. The 3d Printing files are for the 330mm version and can be shortened in the CAD model if necessary. 

Click this link for more information: 

https://www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/comments/1lcsisr/8813l_3d_printable_sff_prototype/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button   

To access all the files make sure you choose to download STLs.

black case below the green case is my current 3d printed case and measures in at 14.8L without feet and should provide a rough comparison in size.  

CPU Cooler height max: 57mm 

GPU Width max: 3-3.25 slots 

What you'll need: 

6x1mm magnets (legacy, in print profiles) 

5x1 magnets (new)  

superglue

8,10 and 12mm countersunk m3 bolts 

6mm m3 standoffs 

IEC cable (<24mm in height) (direction depends on how you mount your PSU)

16mm momentary push button (on/off button) 

dupont connectors (for on/off button to mobo header)

around a 25cm PCIE extension cable (cant test without mini itx mobo)

other relevant pc mounting hardware 

This is very much a WIP project, really just sharing so hopefully someone else will be able to use my case. But let me know if there are any issues so I can update the design thanks! 

The most up to date model will be in the CAD model and provides some parameters to change.

also don't print the frame in PLA, PETG at the minimum (ASA or ABS preferably) this is due partially due to the heat created but mostly to avoid creep deformation.  

The panels however are fine to print in PLA and preferably on a smooth PEI sheet (better finish IMO) 

NOTE: 

Apparently the side panel files aren't working as intended, I uploaded them with certain settings to make the “Filter”, It works fine on my end (downloading and opening files), but if you experience this issue, any object with the name filter change the settings for those individual objects to have top and bottom layers equal to zero and set the desired infill and percentage, I used 40% with hexagon, however there are other options such as grid and triangles that should give similar results, if the mesh is to fine decrease the infill percent and vice versa.