Despite this, Reddit user ‘C0mplx’ set about building a 3D-printed case for his computer, a project he named the “Node”.

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This innovative modular ATX case designed by makerunit is engineered specifically to overcome the constraints of smaller 3D printers while delivering a high-quality, professional-grade case.

There was an Alphacool 3 x 80mm radiator that I could measure, so I pulled my computer to pieces and started to design the case to fit the radiator. Then I found out that Alphacool has 3D models ...

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When we published the first how-to guide for 3D printing an Astro Pi case and making a working replica of the unit, it was immediately popular. We saw an exciting range of cases being produced.

Modder WhoIsLudwig recently released a blueprint and guide for a unique 3D-printed ITX PC case. The chassis can house respectable gaming PC components with decent cooling.

Today, the 3D printing market has fragmented into highly specialised use cases and general-purpose machines, whose roots lie in a variety of techniques developed by innovative makers over the past ...