S400 Mini-ITX Case - (Inspired by FormD) Vertical Stand

This is a vertical stand for the S400. I could see a few for the S300 but decided I'd just make my own one for the S400 case as well. The vertical stand saves even more space on the desk than what this tiny PC case already saves in terms of surface area and all the cables will be hidden by the stand. It will increase the height profile.

I've not printed this one myself but is heavily based around another model I have made and printed. Link to that one is here: https://www.printables.com/model/988371-s400-mini-itx-case-vertical-stand

There is also another stand for this case being uploaded soon too so please check out my profile to see. It's the same type where you can mount it with the cables facing downwards but the new one will have much better airflow at the cost of being able to see cables.

I will post my recommendations for printing this one as the same as the other model I made and printed. This will be a direct copy and paste so it's why it is in quotation marks.

“Printed on an Ender 3 V2 Neo.

Print takes up near enough the whole bed when printing on the Ender 3 V2 Neo.

Printed 'upside down' so that the feet face upwards off the print bed. Standard supports used in Cura.

I've printed this using PLA + with 50% infill and seems to do the job. Cannot personally attest to less infill density resulting in similar durability but you can probably get away with it.

Despite having used PLA+ myself when printing this model, even when the computer is under serious loads I've not seen any deformation due to thermal elasticity. If you want to be on the safe side then perhaps printing in PETG or something more heat resistant is the way to go but again mine has been completely fine in PLA+ (approximately 8 days thus far with no signs of deformation).

It is a pretty snug fit to the PC case but I designed it this way on purpose as I would rather that and know that the PC isn't going to fall out of the thing!”