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    Make4 ITX S1 (5.2L) Small Form Factor Case

    I'm going to live streaming some testing today. GTX 1080 + 7700k in this case. Hopefully we don't have a melt down https://www.twitch.tv/make4io
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    Make4 ITX S1 (5.2L) Small Form Factor Case

    Getting very close
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    Make4 ITX S1 (5.2L) Small Form Factor Case

    Some updated pics of the second prototype
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    Make4 ITX S1 (5.2L) Small Form Factor Case

    Hey Guys, I've posted this a few times here and received some great feedback. I'll be live streaming while I work on the case today. Would really like some feedback if your interested! https://www.twitch.tv/make4io
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    Finished (with Pics) my 3D Printed + Wood Case

    Can you find a picture of a type of joint you think might look good?
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    3D Printed - Spring Loaded Power Button + Front IO

    I hate using glue because I feel like it's a hack. However, the more off-the-shelf cases that I look at, their power/reset/usb connectors are just covered in what looks like a white hot-glue. So I don't feel that bad about it anymore.
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    3D Printed - Spring Loaded Power Button + Front IO

    If you notice the USB/Audio has a small 2mm high wall around it .... When the dell-io box is placed inside that wall, it leaves a 1mm space around the entire dell part. I place the dell part on the 3D printed mount and then take a large syringe and apply a small layer of adhesive around the...
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    3D Printed - Spring Loaded Power Button + Front IO

    Good point. I should of mentioned that. I bought 50 of these on ebay. They are from some dell OEM machines. They are readily available for multiple sellers. I think I paid $1 each. http://imgur.com/a/XdfJp
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    3D Printed - Spring Loaded Power Button + Front IO

    Hey guys, I just finished this design. I'm happy to share the 3D STL's with anyone that is interested. Ian
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    Finished (with Pics) my 3D Printed + Wood Case

    I use Titebond II Premium and I clamp it really well. This glue is rated at 3,750 psi and 72% wood failure rate (meaning it's more likely that the wood would break vs. the glue joint). I've put a 50lb weight in the case and just held onto the top board. I don't foresee any issues with...
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    Finished (with Pics) my 3D Printed + Wood Case

    It's PETG, it would be hard to break unless you tried on purpose. It's not brittle like PLA.
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    Finished (with Pics) my 3D Printed + Wood Case

    I just finished my second prototype of this case about 3 weeks ago. I just recently got all the build pictures together to do a post. I'm already onto the 3rd prototype that fixes a lot of issues with this case. My goal is to make a truly usable wooden case that can be made fairly easy...
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    Wooden, CNC Machined Case - Opinions Please

    Hey Guys, Here is the latest build. This is 2 prototypes later from the last pictures I posted. http://imgur.com/a/MAT6y
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    Wooden, CNC Machined Case - Opinions Please

    Thanks for the suggestions. Do you mean 45 degree cuts? Like with a miter saw
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    Wooden, CNC Machined Case - Opinions Please

    With the case laying flat (not upright) it sags a little, maybe .... 3mm at the center. It holds fine in the vertical position. The Supermicro motherboard has something like 16 anchor points. The weight is spread fairly evenly across the MDF. My newer version has a lot more support. I'll...
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