Odroid HC4 - Series X

# Summary

I bought the Odroid HC4 to use as an offsite backup target for my server. I couldn't really trust the toaster-like case, however, so I decided to model a new case for it.

# Hardware and assembly

You'll need:
- the original screws. 1 or 2 are enough to keep the odroid in place
- feets/felt pads to help with vibrations. You can use the ones from the original case
- 8 to 12 hard disk screws
- 2 M3x8mm or longer bolts and nuts to fix the inner to the outer shrouds. Longer bolts will help if you're not able to perfectly clean the holes
- 92mm fan. The best would be a Noctua NF-A9 5V PWM so you can connect it in place of the original fan (which is 5v not 12v).

The photos should already be explanatory, except for the fan: I used a NF-B9 PWM I had lying around from an NH-L12, with 2 low noise adapters. In this case, or with any 12v fan, you can connect the positive to TP11 and GND to TP2. If you have to buy one, I'd suggest a Noctua NF-A9 5V PWM so you can let the bo