Small factor, clean design with nice extras thought for a pfsense machine:
- 12mm through-hole power button support
- picoPSU DC jack support
- SATA SSD support
- PCI-E 4 nics ethernet support (LOW PROFILE ONLY)
- Optimal airflow (top, front and back air grids)
- Clearance for low power embedded CPUs like J1900, J3455, j4105, etc..
You will need:
- n.8 m3(d)x4(h)x5(D) brass inserts (4 for the lid, 4 for the mainboard standoffs);
You can superglue or hot melt them in the case - n.12 m3x10 screws (as above but 4 more for the SATA SSD)
- superglue for assembling the inlay
The hole for the power button is 12mm. The hole for the picoPSU DC jack is 8mm (standard).
N.B.
- The case.stl is a massive print. Mine took almost 48h.
- Ender 3 bed size (235mmx235mm) is enough but be sure to have the right XY offsets configured otherwise you will not be able to print it.
- Print largest face flat
- Supports: above 46% (no supports on frontal grid holes and lid stands)
- Be aware that the case could warp on a poorly sticking surface. Use hot first layer tool and bed temp and use brim for better adhesion.
- Be gentle when inserting the io shield since one side of its support is quite fragile
