PC Case, tùy chỉnh kích thước

By Spegelius

Downloads: 363
Likes: 120
Views: 10,156
Remixes: 0
Comments: 0

Download all (.zip)· 200 files · 41.9 MB· 41.9 MB

Files 200 41.9 MB

reservoir_support_beam_230_1776091117.stlSTL · 26.1 KB
radiator_mount_230_33_1776091118.stlSTL · 34.3 KB
reservoir_holder_1776091119.stlSTL · 21.4 KB
radiator_mount_230_1776091119.stlSTL · 33.9 KB
side_cover_430_480_left_p3_1776091120.stlSTL · 76.6 KB
side_cover_430_480_right_p1_1776091121.stlSTL · 66.8 KB

Make a variant with AI

Build another version of this model.

Open Studio

Details

Model ID: #298206
Category: Dụng Cụ Tiện Ích
Published: 04/13/2026
License: Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
Tags: case
pc
atx

Show more tags Show fewer tags

Description

documentation version 1 finalized
updated models that I worked on during creating documentation

Update 2/1/2025:

started documentation with build instructions, see: https://github.com/spegelius/3DModels/blob/pccase_doc/PCCase/README.md
Updated STL files
reorganized STL files, should be easier to find stuff
added 230x500x520 case mockup with watercooling support
front and top covers now have snap clips for easier removal
motherboard studs are now 6mm tall
as mentioned before, does not include the multicolor files. Full set of files in github: https://github.com/spegelius/3DModels/tree/pccase_doc/PCCase

Edit 29/1/2023: fix corner model supports

Edit 26/1/2023: added corner and bow tie models

This is a rather big project I've been working on during a couple of years. I've built 4 cases (+ one Raspberry Pi NAS/Chia case) since and they all still work :). To be seen how long…

The case is built using Dollo3D extensions which means the size is configurable. It also means there are lot of smaller parts to print, which makes this quite a tedius build.

All parts are modeled with OpenSCAD and the sources are here: https://github.com/spegelius/3DModels/tree/master/PCCase . I've uploaded most of the STL's from the github repo, but didn't upload the multicolor covers as I felt that the amount of files was getting overwhelming…

HDDs use Antec Elevenhundred style rails.

No instructions for the build and won't be creating any unless there's interest for them. I might build fourth case as I have some extra PC- and watercooling parts. Plus I want to expand my chia farm :).

The case_xxx_xxx_xxx.scad files are mockups for different case sizes so they provide some info about the assembly.

Materials:

PLA for the frame and covers
PETG for motherboard tray parts and HDD mounts
GreenTEC Pro for the IO plate, should be good for up to 160C temps

Setups:

qr code case houses i7 2700k, 16Gb, and 10 HDDs
PCMR case houses Supermicro EE-ATX mobo, 2x Xeon E5-2630, 256Gb and 14 HDDs
third case, not pictured here, houses Supermicro EE-ATX mobo, 2x Xeon E5-2697 v2, 512Gb and 10 HDDs + 1 NVMe SSD

All have 2 or 3 front fans, 2 top fans and 1 fan at the back. Seem to be keeping cool and quiet. Fans are mostly 140mm.