Jonoff N1 3D Printed NAS/PC Case

When I saw the Jonsbo N1 I wanted to create a (mostly) 3D Printed version.
I've already made some modifications from the last time I took photos. But since this ITX board I have doesn't work, I didn't see the need to waste more filament.

Features

• .SLDPRT and .STEP files for remixing
• Mini-ITX compatitble
• SFX PSU compatible
• ~115mm CPU Cooler clearance
• 140mm fan
• 2x 60mm fans (optional)
• Up to 5x 3.5" Drives & 3x 2.5" drives (other configurations could have up to 8x 2.5" drives.
• There's an optional Bottom Plate with no grilles if you want it closed off to restrict airflow.
• You could print all solid side panels if you want to force airflow out the top & bottom.
• There's a Foot-Short version of the foot included if you have a power cord with a 90-degree turn, like this one https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0002343AS
• The notches in the 5-DRIVE-BAY-BOTT-SPACER are for cable management (zip-ties or velcro straps).
• The SIDE-PANEL-PSU and SIDE-PANEL-FAN are missing a rib on one side because the PSU and FAN are flush to the AL Extrusion there.
• Most ITX boards have max 4 SATA ports. You'll likely need one of these use an available m.2 slot to expand to more drives: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07T3RMFFT

BOM: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1C9vJ7cMVNHQrlQtM646Gu7m4Hos9Y1LWHjn2wHxYc7g/edit?usp=sharing

Current Issues/to-do list/design flaws that need improving:

• Low-Profile PCIe slot is untested. I don't have one on hand so I did the best I could.
• Side panels are thin and snap-fit into place. Be gentle removing them. They also require a lot of filament to print. 
• Need a partial mesh side panel so the PSU can still breathe with an all-solid panel design.
• Add side-panel options with holes for fan mounting
• Add Top Panel options for 120mm, 140mm, 160mm, 180mm fan sizes.
• Add Top Panel with Flush IO so no Top Cover is needed.
• The motherboard I tested with didn't have extra connections for powering the 2x 60mm fans. Make sure the motherboard you select does or you have a way to power them.