Intel Desktop CPU Holder - Various Sizes
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A simple Intel CPU holder I made to store my old Intel desktop CPUs. Options for 16, 32, or 64 CPUs.
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Overview:
I made this to store my old Intel desktop CPUs after a model I found didn't have quite enough space for the small “nubs” on the back of some of them. This model uses a more open design that allows for some variation in thickness, while still holding the CPUs pretty firmly.
There are several options to choose from - the one I made for myself holds 16 CPUs in one line. This version has either a “blank” version, or leaves a space to glue in a small label plate (this model is also included)
In short, if you want the most compact and basic version, use the “blank” 16 CPU holder.
Otherwise, just for fun I made a 32 and 64 CPU version. I haven't tested these, but they're the exact same as the 16, but copied and merged.
Printing Instructions:
Layer Height: 0.12mm
Infill: 100%
Brim: Not needed in my case
Supports: Only for the 16 version that uses the label insert. Even then you could probably leave them off, but I used default supports just to make sure it stayed close to spec.