This is a system meant to make printing out a PC case possible on a consumer printer.

Standards

1: parts must be printable on a 200mm X 200mm printer at most

2: the assembly holes are 2mm in diameter, 4mm apart, at least 2mm deep, and 2mm from an edge when you begin putting them into the print.

Prep

make sure you have a temperature-resistant filament, like PTFE or Carbon. ABS will work but don't use it if you have a bird in the home. PLA or PLB will be feasible for prototyping but will likely warp due to some component's heat output.

The frame pieces need to be assembled together in software as needed before printing. Make sure the holes line up. Each segment is a 6mm cube.

You might need to create spacers in case parts aren't a multiple of 6 in one direction

Make sure you have the following

1. 6mm motherboard standoffs (could be a different size, I haven't checked)
2. 3d printed 2mm diameter cylinders, 4mm will be needed for some mobo trays

You might also need an m2 or m4 screw to size any holes in case they don't print right

Feel free to message me if there's something I need to fix or you're willing to help with this project.

Thingiverse link: [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5187375](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5187375)