Fractal Ridge Feet
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Alternative for flat and wobbly stand of Fractal Ridge
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- Printables
- Category
- Computers
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A pair of minimalist, feet that lift the Fractal Ridge ITX case by ~50 mm (≈2″). The extra clearance lets the bottom breathe freely, reducing GPU (or PSU+CPU depends on orientation) temperatures while giving the chassis a clean, furniture-style stance.
Hardware
| Purpose | Part | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| Threaded insert | M3 × 5 mm Ø4.2 mm knurl insert (M3 × 6 mm Ø4.2 mm also fits) | 4 |
| Mounting screw | M3 × 6–8 mm (countersunk or button-head) | 4 |
The Ridge’s bottom panel is already tapped for M3, so no drilling or case mod is required.
Printing Recommendations
Material: PET-G (or any ≥80 °C filament). PLA may warp next to a warm GPU.
Layer height: 0.20 mm (0.16 mm for smoother walls).
Infill: 30 % gyroid
Supports: Normal (auto) - Snug - T angle 35
Assembly
Heat a soldering iron and press the brass inserts flush into the recesses.
Align each foot with the factory holes in the bottom panel.
Drive the M3 screws through the case and into the inserts—snug, not overtight.
Enjoy cooler temps and a fresh look.