This is a sci-fi inspired case I designed for my m920p to fit a two slut graphics card. And also a custom cooler I designed that’s integrates the 80mm Fan together with the case. 

there is also a bottom cover. that will introduce a little more air to the memory and storage. 

Also an attachment for a handle and front feet. not necessary, but it will make the whole PC a little more sturdy for Traveling. but the holes on the side can also be used for other Things 😉

And the color scheme was inspired by Gundam ColorPalette.

note: the Images above also have some info.

I also have a video on my Instagram if it’s helps, with assembly 🪛

• Insta-video Part2: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJ-GKKzNYKd/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
• Insta-video Part3: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJ-GQ8wNs11/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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Most of it uses fan screws and other screws for PC assembly. I bought a 330PCS Computer Machine Screw Kit from Amazon. 

it uses: 

1. 13 - M5*10 fan screws.
2. 8 - m3*5 motherboard screws.
3. The two front feet in the bottom uses 2 - M3*8 Nuts and 2 - 3D Printing Brass Threaded Insert M3 (though it’s not necessarily needed the front feet can easily sit without them)

I also moved the Wi-Fi antenna up to the top side of the case. it only supports up to 9.5mm thick antenna. 

and inside the top case itself. there is a slot on the side to attach the Bluetooth antenna, with double-sided tape.

------- Air Intake ---------

as you can see, there’s no Air Intake on the models them self. I load models into modifiers to generate the Intakes into the model, by doing that you can generate any air intake shape you want. 

I don’t know yet about other slicers, but In PrusaSlicer it’s pretty simple. 

1. Right click on the model itself. 
2. Then go to: Add modifiers. 
3. Then click on the button that says: load. 
4. And then you pick the model you want to load. in this case the ones that has the name: AirIntake-Infill then it will place itself also in the correct position on the model.
5. Then you can right click on the modify model. 
6. Then down near the bottom, you will see. lnfill. and Layers and Perimeters, you need to add those two.
7. In lnfill: you can play around, to get the pattern or size you want. in my case I picked. Grid at 25%
8. In Layers and Perimeters: everything should be set to 0 then it will not generate anything within the object other than the lnfill.

------- Filament ---------

• most of the parts were printed with: PETG PRO - 3DE premium
• except for the front Bezel LED cover it’s printed with transparent PETG PRO
• and the Rubber feet I printed in TPU 

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..and if you have read through all this, Thank you  

i’m very Dyslexic so it took a bit of time. But if you decide on Printing it, I hope the printing goes well, and you like it. I definitely enjoy mine ♥