Open Frame Dowel SFF PC Case

Contest

So a little about the contest that I am submitting this design for is a contest that focuses on creating a PC case that brings out the Tryx Panorama SE CPU cooler as the main eye catching piece. This is the first model I have posted online and also the first model I have submitted to a contest of this nature. This contest really inspired to me create a design that I have had in the back of my head for a while.
 

PC Case Details

An open frame SFF PC case that does not use a ton of filament while being visually appealing and utilizing ¾ inch dowels. Utilizes M3 hardware for the majority of the design. Case is modular allowing you to add and take away sections as well as orient them in various ways to create a configuration that works best for you. I was thinking of creating a version to use an ATX power supply as well as creating a hard drive bay that could accept 4~ish hard drives or solid state drives which could allow this design to be used as a NAS. This case only used 350 grams of filament in the current figuration built and see in the photos provided. My model creates a solution where excess cable are not hanging all over the place and can be discretely hidden as well as all the I/O comes out the back of the case rather than coming out different sides or being all over the place.

Compatability

Motherboard - Mini ITX

Power Supply - SFX (ATX to come hopefully)

Graphics Card - Any Size

AIO Liquid Cooler - Any size upto 360mm

Drives - 1x3.5 inch hard drive and 1x2.5inch ssd per hard drive base and 2.5inch attachment printed

Fans - Supports 140mm fans with support for 120mm fans coming

Hardware Required

Assembly Instructions

Assembly Instructions and spreadsheet Bill of Materials have specifics on how many of each piece of hardware each part uses. This can be found in the Bill of Materials spreadsheet in the documentation section of this post. Assembly instruction and BOM are in posted with this post in the other documentation section.

Feedback

I am always open to feedback and looking to improve my designs and models, so if you have any recomendations or anything you would do differently let me know. Thanks everyone for checking out my post.