Micro ITX industrial case
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Simple mini-ITX case in industrial style.
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Simple mini-ITX case in industrial style. Power supply - standard ATX. Front panel adapted to the CWWK CW-NAS-ADLN-K board. Modular design, each panel printed separately. Bolted with M3 5mm screws (self-tapping holes, if problems arise, ream with 2mm drill). Space for 4 2.5“ and one 3.5” drives (possible seating on sponges to eliminate vibrations - use HDD flange).
The PSU fan is designed to pull warm air from both chambers of the case - the motherboard compartment and the HDD compartment.
Space for an additional two USB ports (unscrewed from the tracker) and a board with a power button and two LEDs (design your own with a tact switch and LEDs on a universal board with a 2.54mm raster).
Dimensions: 206x306x159mm
The split design allows you to print on printers with a working area of 220x220 (such as Ender 3 in all versions).
Match the filament to the installation location, thermal parameters of the motherboard and prevailing environmental conditions. In colder climates, PLA will probably suffice. Around the equator I would go for ABS. I printed mine from PET-G, we'll see if it holds up when it gets warmer (mounted under the ceiling).
Want to use with another board? Design your own front, or cut a big hole and use the I/O shield that came with the board! I wasn't so lucky, and got the shield from another board, hence the need to design all the holes directly into the case.