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A minimal and open ITX case with hexagonal pattern design I created to house my N100DC-ITX ASRock board.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Computers
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
- Printer brand: Bambulabs
- Printer: Bambu P1P
- Rafts: No
- Supports: No
- Resolution: Nozzle 0.40mm / Layer Height 0.20mm
- Infill: Gyroid 15%
- Filament brand: AzureFilm
- Filament color: Purple
- Filament material: PLA
- Additional material needed, I listed what I used:
- ruthex RX-M3 x 5,7 threaded inserts for screwholes, (ASIN: B08BCRZZS3)
- insert soldering tool (ASIN: B0CQXG444N) and iron
- ISO 7380 M3-0.5 x 8mm screws for front and back plates
- ISO 7380 M3-0.5 x 6mm screws to mount ITX board
- 2 pushbuttons for power and reset VISSQH (ASIN: B08G49GVQV)
- 2 colored LEDS 2 x 5mm for power and disk activity CHANZON (ASIN: B0BV3GZFVK)
- a flat cable with dupont connections (ASIN: B07KYHBVR7)
- Notes:
- print using a brim for the front and back plates to prevent warping
- for nice effect use a textured PEI plate
- first assemble the back io shield, the 2 sides and a bottom plate, then install the ITX board and finish with the top panel and front plate
- if you use an ASRock N100DC-ITX board, have a look at my cooling solution I also published here https://www.printables.com/model/784278-n100dc-itx-fan-mount