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Ventilated Trigkey G4 Case

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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  • m3x50 x 4: needed to attach the top part and bottom part.
  • 92x92x25 USB Fan x 1: can be found on aliexpress or other websites

Description

Ventilated Trigkey G4 Server Case (with 92mm Fan Support)

I use my Trigkey G4 as a small home server — it’s an amazing little beast, but the stock case tends to trap heat and collect dust over time.

So I designed this fully-ventilated enclosure to keep everything running cool and clean.
With the 92mm USB fan installed, my temperatures now rarely go above 35°C, even under load.

Features

  • Designed specifically for the Trigkey G4
  • Large 92×92×25mm USB fan mount on the bottom (intake)
  • Vertical airflow: bottom intake → top/side exhaust
  • Supports the original SATA expansion adapter for an additional SSD
  • Dust-resistant vent layout
  • Easy assembly
  • Fits on a 230mm print bed

Assembly Notes

  • You’ll need 4× M4×50mm screws for the top cover.
  • I glued the mid section to the bottom to simplify assembly, but you can bolt it if you prefer.
  • The USB fan can be powered from:
    • an existing USB port, or
    • soldered directly to the motherboard pads
  • If you use the SATA adapter, I recommend attaching it with double-sided tape to the inside of the top cover.

Print Recommendation

  • PLA+ works great thanks to strong airflow, however it would not hurt to print with a more heat reistant filament like abs or asa or petg-cf.

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