2U Rackmount Micro-ATX pc case (chopped down)

THERE ARE MISSING FILES, DON'T PRINT YET



Chopped to fit a standard printers. You'll need a lot of glue, patience and organization. But it's cheaper (kind of) than buying a proper one on ebay.

Some parts are just chopped vertically, some are at a slight degree (helps whit alignment), check the original pieces for the correct glueing orientation.

For faster prints you can organize some of the trust to be printed togheter, just remember which goes where.

I included the full size files if you have a larger printer and you manage to fit them. (Center Beam, Left_Ear, Right_Ear, Trust6)

I didn't print the Top plate yet

I succesfully installed a Supermicro X11SSL-F in the chassis, and I used 3x ARCTIC S4028-15K fans in the front whit metal grids

I used M3 inserts for the mb, ssd and backplate mounting. (If you do it this way, use a long bolt to pull them in the hole while you heat it whit a soldering iron, so It wont make a mess on the treads and stays straight)

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