The Herringbone - MATX PC Case
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Simple Micro ATX PC case that supports full-sized ATX PSUs
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- Computers
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Dimensions: 248x332x278mm (22.9 L)
Features:
- Supports 2.5" and 3.5" drives
- Allows for GPUs of up to 280 mm in length
- Fits 2 92mm intake fans
Print with PETG (I used SUNLU) and combine the segments with super glue. For assembly, you will need M3 standoffs, PC chassis screws (#6-32 UNC), and motherboard screws (M3). You will also need a soldering iron to inset the standoffs into their holes. A PC screw set like the one pictured below should have all you need.

For the front panel IO, drop the printed buttons in and then use 2 chassis screws to keep the “button bracket” in place. The specific height of the IO buttons is important; I used 12x12x12mm pushbuttons. You can also use a 5mm LED as the power LED and optionally you can attach two front USB 3.0 ports (pictured below).
