Full Printable ITX Case Mac Pro 2013 style

Full Printable ITX Case Mac Pro 2013 style 3D print model

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ITX format computer case fully printed on a 3D printerTo build You need the skills of working with electricity and computer componentsThe size and shape of parts adapted for printing on 3D printer with a maximum print area 200x200x200 mmPrinting Material ABS and PLAprint time of approximately 70 hourslayer 0.22-0.24mmspeed 60-70mm/s

PLA - need approximately 1kg for all case shells and grills, top and bottom mount base (top grill, bottom grill and top cap detail printed with support structures)ABS - about 150gramm for MB mount plate, HDD mounting frame and other detail assembly is made using the M3 screws and nuts, glue and double-sided tape

Motherboard mini-ITX MSI H97I AC + CPU Intel i5-4440 + LowProfile CoolerPower Supply CHEIFTEC GPS-450A8 - pulled out of the casing are shortened wires coming to the motherboardHDD 2.5" formfactor Intel 530 series SDD + Hitachi Travelstar 7K1000Bottom fan from power supply, from this removed mount frame and fan mounted with cable tiesTop fan low profile 120mm

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cdoleo-192021-04-04 14:28:15 UTC
Hi there ;) , Awesome design well done, do you think it's possible to put a SFX format psu without removing it's case at the rear of the motherboard ? Or maybe it's a better choice to use regular ATX psu and just remove the case ? Thanks
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DSZarts2020-02-19 05:11:08 UTC
Sweet!
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bo-herrmannsen2017-08-12 09:14:43 UTC
got an idea... make it a bit higher... ie extend the frame bits that hold harddrive etc and extend the back plate bit after the audio connecors in that way there will be room for a card mounted vertical inside. roughly estimate is that it has to be half graphics card longer so that half of the pci-e connector are over the mother board and the other half are over the edge of the motherboard. in that way a 200mm full x16 extender should be able to reach
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bo-herrmannsen2017-08-12 08:55:14 UTC
i looked arround for pci-e x16 raisers and the best lenght i could find was 200mm to get the graphics card vertical the cable on the raiser has to be folded in a 90 degree angle. it simply becomes to short to be able to reach the motherboard and graphics card . how hard would it be to enlarge the diameter of the case so that a card can be mounted directly on the motherboard? of course it will not look as slim but it might be the only way if a full pci-e x16 cant be found that is long enough
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bo-herrmannsen2017-08-11 22:10:24 UTC
found an mini-itx board that supports ryzen cpu's but still a model of the case that supports a dual slot graphics card would be a welcomed maybe a raiser card/cable would be needed to that the cpu could be mounted vertical
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karlo-fodor2021-12-15 10:45:52 UTC
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Although it is a nice design, i do not believe it is good enough to be sold. This model requires supports that could easily be mitigated by better design and on some parts supports waste 2/3 of the plastic while only 1/3 is the actual model. I will be using this model as a guideline but will not be printing it as is.
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oliveraus2018-03-17 09:04:49 UTC
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robvee2017-09-26 18:02:43 UTC
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seastar2016-09-23 10:41:53 UTC
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scyonyc2016-09-04 08:50:27 UTC
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Full Printable ITX Case Mac Pro 2013 style
$10.00
 
Royalty Free License 
Full Printable ITX Case Mac Pro 2013 style
$10.00
 
Royalty Free License 
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3D Model formats

Format limitations
  • Stereolithography (.stl) (3 files)9.73 MB
  • AutoCAD (.dwg)5.69 MB

3D Model details

  • Publish date2015-01-10
  • Model ID#105691
  • Ready for 3D Printing
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