Oops all tiles! A Framework Laptop 12 mainboard case - Updated v1.1
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A slimline Framework Laptop 12 mainboard case that allows your creativity and plethora of Framework tiles to shine.
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- Printables
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Overview
Carrying on from the original Desktop Mini design I wondered how much is too much when it comes to tiles… 50, any more and it gets beyond ridiculous.
Just like the Framework Desktop Mini this uses the mainboard's own screws to mount it into the baseplate.
From there the middle plate is sandwiched between the baseplate and tile plate and they are screwed together using 4x M4x16mm screws.
Notable Differences
The power button
The power button is a tile itself; it's 2 down and 2 in from the right (the tiles with logos in the pictures). It deflects from the bottom to strike/push the flange/pin on the middle plate.
M4 Bolt Location
The entire chassis is clamped together by 4x M4 bolts hidden under the corner tiles. Once assembled they can be accessed by prying up the corner tiles again.
Kickstand Feet - Show off your creativity
As well as the standard feet for flat laying, this version comes with and extended foot that is intended to be used as a stand - it's recommended to print and use two of them.
The 2000s were a simpler time...
Assembly
Install the mainboard (note: Photo depicts mainboard test unit for power switch location)
Sandwich the 3 layers together and use the 4x M4x16mm screws in each corner.
Cover the corners with tiles
Done! Test the switch: