MINISFORUM MS-A2 / 01 + Intel Arc Pro B50 Replacement Shell

Long story short - I got tired of waiting for a single-slot cooler option for the Intel Arc Pro B50 card to use with my MINISFORUM MS-A2 hosts, so I designed a replacement shell that fits the card in a dual-slot configuration, and added a few extra features while I was at it, including stacking for multiple nodes, and a vertical orientation.  There are spaces for stick-on rubber feet for both horizontal and vertical orientations - here are the type of feet that I used: https://a.co/d/dVp3VLg

Material used for my prints is ABS, and I would recommend ABS / ASA to ensure tolerances are appropriate since ABS and ASA tend to shrink a bit.  You may have to scale the size a bit if using another filament like PETG.

The power button is a print-in-place button, and will need to be popped loose after printing, BUT not popped hard enough to break the mounting points.  I would recommend putting a hand into the case to act as a backstop, then pressing the power button from the front of the case on the left and right sides of the button to pop the spring mechanism free.

The model is already properly aligned and in the correct orientation for printing - do not adjust before printing!

PRINT SETTINGS:
Layer Height - 0.2mm
Infill - 30-50%
Supports - NONE

INTEL ARC PRO B50 PREP:
Remove the PCI bracket from the card by removing the two screws on the face of the bracket, and removing the two screws on the backplate NEAREST the PCI bracket (4 total screws).  You may need to loosen additional screws on the backplate to remove the bracket - do not force the bracket out if it's stuck!

After removing the bracket, reinstall the 4 screws into the card.  Make sure you DO NOT overtighten the screws on the backplate - you can squish the backplate into the card since the bracket is no longer acting as a spacer.

Once the prep work is done, install the B50 into the MS-A2/01 (it's a bit fiddly, but workable), and reinstall the plastic PCI bracket retainer.

INSTALLING THE SHELL:
After the print is complete, slide the new shell over the MS-A2/01 until the locking tab on the machine clicks into the printed case.  The print may be a bit tight fitting - if it doesn't click into place immediately, press the machine into the case slightly until it does click.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
Printed plastic is far less rigid than the original metal case, and as such, it is possible for the printed shell to "unhook" from the MS-A2/01 when picking up the machine.  Please use caution when using this shell - I am not responsible for any damages incurred from your machine unhooking from the printed shell!