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ATX PC Workbench
door BeamBeam
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It was inspired by a dream when I want to build and design my own computer case or workbench, so I just try to use 3D printing to test it out, in the end, this was the result I'm pretty satisfied with it. Try it out your own, trust me it was an incredible experience for sure. By the way, the support link was a little bit tricky to screw in.
Support up to ATX size motherboard and up to 3 HHD and 5 SATA SSD
Long 33cm, Ｗidth 29cm, Height 9cm, Height 21cm (include GPU-Stand and GPU-Cover)
Printing:
Infill-10% or more
Layer height- around 0.2 was fine
Support- suggest turning on
For this build, you will at least need 22 M3-10 Cap Screw, 9 M3-5 Cap Screw, 2 M2.5-10 Cap Screw for the power switch, 6 M3-10 Flat Head Screw, 4 M3-5 Flat Head Screw, 41 M3 Hex nut. Every SATA SSD will need 2 more M3-5 Cap Screw and for the HHD first one will take 4 M3-10 Cap screws the second will use 8 more M3-10 Cap screws, the last HHD will also request 8 more M3-10 Cap screws.
Quiet list for H
Support up to ATX size motherboard and up to 3 HHD and 5 SATA SSD
Long 33cm, Ｗidth 29cm, Height 9cm, Height 21cm (include GPU-Stand and GPU-Cover)
Printing:
Infill-10% or more
Layer height- around 0.2 was fine
Support- suggest turning on
For this build, you will at least need 22 M3-10 Cap Screw, 9 M3-5 Cap Screw, 2 M2.5-10 Cap Screw for the power switch, 6 M3-10 Flat Head Screw, 4 M3-5 Flat Head Screw, 41 M3 Hex nut. Every SATA SSD will need 2 more M3-5 Cap Screw and for the HHD first one will take 4 M3-10 Cap screws the second will use 8 more M3-10 Cap screws, the last HHD will also request 8 more M3-10 Cap screws.
Quiet list for H
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