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A fully 3D printed vertical case similar to a Velka 5.1. It's 6.6 Liters in volume with a footprint of only 185x116mm (7.25x4.5"). I've been using mine for well over a year now with zero noticeable issues. Build restrictions are similar…
Using steel rod along each of the lateral beams and thicker panels, this case is sturdy enough to face the challenges of components like an AIO or larger air cooler. Magnetic panels, unique designs, front USB and print-in-place hinges.…
A sandwich style ITX case. 8 Liter volume @ 122 x 201 x 318mm. I also have a vertical style case with a smaller footprint (my preferred one) 4 printed examples at the bottom! The ugly one is mine :) Everything is printable on an Ender 3.…
A simple open-frame PC case for an ITX motherboard. A build guide is included in the files. Compatibility: ITX Motherboard SFX PSU 2.x Slot GPUs Any height CPU air cooler (heavier/bigger might get sketchy) 2 front USB ports 16mm Power…
Works well for desk utensils, tools, or as a planter. Update 12-18-22: Added new version that uses magnets instead of a screw mechanism to hold the parts together. The screws work fine but have a bit of stringing in the threads. Requires…
I made this remix because when building the nutcase my GPU was to thick to fit the Side Panels So instead of modify and reprint all the other panels. The quicker and easier was to remix those side panels. Added 15mm offset to the…
I remix the bottom Front Panel to be able to insert a MX Switch because that's what I had in spares and didn't want to buy a power button.
Same as the original vertical nutcase, but with holes/inlets for m3 nuts/bolts in the front/side panels.
Alioth - Backstay nutcase for Part5 tight fit, lower tolerance.
Introducing The NutCase for the iPhone 13! Designed with a unique appearance, this case stands out not only for its looks but also for its surprising practicality. The extremely grippy and tactile surface ensures that your phone is easily…
I made this donut pill case for all to use! This has 4 separate files that you can print and assemble. It should be pretty intuitive ;) You have 4 parts: BASE, SPIN, BOX, and LID BASE goes on the very bottom. BOX goes on top of BASE. BOX…
This is the bell in question: The bell itself features qty 2 tapped holes, which appear to be M4 size although M4 didn't thread through entirely easily, so I'm not sure. You need qty 2 M4 35 mm bolts if clamping to a 31.8 mm handlebar…
