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RetroTerm-12 — Framework Laptop 12 Mainboard Retro Terminal Enclosure (7-inch Display)

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1990s-terminal-style wedge enclosure for the Framework Laptop 12 mainboard, with 7-inch display mount.

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A 1990s-terminal-inspired wedge enclosure for the Framework Laptop 12 mainboard. The board lives in the lower tub; a 7-inch display mounts on the 45-degree sloped face behind a beige faceframe. All four USB-C ports remain accessible, cooling is preserved, and the board is secured on five M3 heat-set-insert mounts aligned to Framework's official STEP CAD.

FEATURES

- Wedge terminal aesthetic: 45-degree display slope, charcoal tub, beige faceframe

- Display opening exactly 165.5 x 105.5 mm; nominal 7-inch panel envelope 165 x 105 mm. Panels vary widely — measure your specific panel before printing. Ears are slotted/adjustable.

- Mainboard: Framework Laptop 12 (218.8 x 107.4 mm) drops into the open tub; standoffs seat in 8.8 mm pockets

- Mounts: 5x captive M3 heat-set inserts at the official STEP standoff positions

- Ports: all four USB-C accessible via side cutouts (2 per side)

- Cooling: tub-bottom fan-intake slots, deck slots, slope side/rear vents, side exhaust slots. Do not block.

- Power: directly accessible — lift the service-hatch panel (finger scoop, no tools) and press the board's onboard SW1 tact switch. No drilling, no guessed hole location.

- Keyboard tray: deck with front lip for a compact keyboard

- Printability: support-free except the slope shell's 45-degree interior face (at the 45-degree maximum; interior, not visible). All parts fit 256 mm beds.

PARTS (5 STLs)

- retroterm-12_tub.stl (235 x 160 x 42 mm) — lower tub, print upright

- retroterm-12_deck.stl (235 x 57 x 9 mm) — keyboard deck, print flat

- retroterm-12_hatch.stl (172 x 44 x 5 mm) — service hatch, print flat

- retroterm-12_slope.stl (235 x 106 x 104 mm) — slope shell, flange on bed

- retroterm-12_faceframe.stl (235 x 150 x 7 mm) — faceframe, print flat

BILL OF MATERIALS

- 17x M3 heat-set insert, 5.7 mm long (all identical; 4.1 mm bores = spec 4.0 + 0.1 mm)

- 5x M3 x 12 mm screw (board to tub), 4x M3 x 8 mm (deck to tub), 4x M3 x 8 mm (slope to tub), 4x M3 x 12 mm (faceframe to slope)

- 1x 7-inch display (target 165 x 105 mm — verify your panel)

- 1x Framework Laptop 12 mainboard; 1x compact keyboard (optional)

PRINT SETTINGS

- Material: PETG or ABS (heat resistance near board); PLA acceptable for faceframe/hatch

- Layer height 0.2 mm; Walls 4+; Infill 20% gyroid; Supports: none

- Print the tolerance coupon first: a 20 x 20 x 6 mm chip with a 4.1 mm hole and an 8.8 x 4.6 mm counterbore to check insert fit and standoff fit.

PANEL WARNING: 165 x 105 mm is a target, not a standard. 7-inch HDMI panels vary (161-166 mm wide, 99-107 mm tall). Measure your panel (outer W x H, thickness, connector protrusions, mounting holes) before printing.

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ: This design was created from Framework's official reference CAD only and has NOT been physically test-printed or test-fitted; all images are renders. The designer has no printer, board, or display. Board-mating dimensions are from Framework's official STEP/DXF (CC BY 4.0). Display dimensions are generic — measure your panel.

ATTRIBUTION: Framework Laptop 12 mainboard CAD: Framework Computer, CC BY 4.0. Source: https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/Framework-Laptop-12

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