-------- THE POWER BUTTON IS 12MM WITH A 17,5MM HEAD. Here are some that should fit: amzn.to/2QZvtH5 --------
SCREWS Required:
Standard computer fan self tapping screws. amzn.to/34spuOm ( These are used for the baseplate to sidewall mounts, as well as the psu "clamping plate" piece, and the rear plate. In total you need around 20 pcs)
The feet and top plate requires 8x 30x5mm self tapping flat head wood screws (With the cone shaped head to get countersunk).
And the two rear screws for the outer shell are 13x4.5mm self tapping wood screws, any length from 12-15mm should work fine.
To mount the motherboard you need 4 pcs of 14mm M3 machine screw with 4x M3 nuts and 4x M3 washers.
CUSTOM MINI ITX PC BUILD 9.7L 3D PRINTABLEmakerunit2021-04-11 | This video is about a fully custom built Mini-ITX case that I designed and built. I Hope you enjoy!
-------- THE POWER BUTTON IS 12MM WITH A 17,5MM HEAD. Here are some that should fit: amzn.to/2QZvtH5 --------
SCREWS Required:
Standard computer fan self tapping screws. amzn.to/34spuOm ( These are used for the baseplate to sidewall mounts, as well as the psu "clamping plate" piece, and the rear plate. In total you need around 20 pcs)
The feet and top plate requires 8x 30x5mm self tapping flat head wood screws (With the cone shaped head to get countersunk).
And the two rear screws for the outer shell are 13x4.5mm self tapping wood screws, any length from 12-15mm should work fine.
To mount the motherboard you need 4 pcs of 14mm M3 machine screw with 4x M3 nuts and 4x M3 washers.
MUSIC USED: "Straight" from www.bensound.comThe ITX case Ive always wantedmakerunit2025-08-04 | This 3D printable case design that's been on my mind for so long has finally come to life.
Corrections: 01:15 The actual print volume requirement is 250 x 210 mm for all parts.
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*Link to the LED-strip used in the build:* (Affiliate links) amzn.to/4m3UEBN *Link to the front-panel USB ports used in the build:* amzn.to/4m1vqnD
(Other part links coming soon, and more details can be found on Printables.)Maximize Your Home Storage With This 3D Printed ATX NAS Casemakerunit2025-05-01 | Build your dream setup with FlexiSpot and use my code *YTE7P50* for $50 off on the *E7Plus standing desk*. Check it out here: US: bit.ly/4jR7G3V CA: bit.ly/4jT7CAz
*Parts compatibility:* *All links are indicative and it is recommended that you do thorough research before deciding which parts you need for your own needs.* - Up to 12x 3.5" HDDs: amzn.to/4iBriId - ITX, mATX and ATX motherboards: Do your own research here. - GPUs or expansion cards up to 245mm: Do your own research here. - Up to 4x 120mm computer fans: amzn.to/4397sQ1 - Air coolers up to 160mm: amzn.to/43cOyru - SFX or ATX power supplies of all lengths: amzn.to/3SihMPu
Shoutout to my friend @briancmoses , check out his blog here: blog.briancmoses.com
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Background music from www.epidemicsound.comAesthetically Pleasing Custom 3D Printed PC Case Buildmakerunit2025-02-24 | In this video we're building a super clean, aesthetically pleasing round PC case for an APU system.
This case was designed using Shapr3d, want to try Shapr3d? Use promo code: makerunit10 to get 10% off your Shapr3D Subscription!
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Music from www.epidemicsound.comElegoo Centauri Carbon first impression #3dprinting #elegoo #sponsoredmakerunit2025-02-09 | The Elegoo Centauri Carbon is finally here, and my first impression is really good!
Elegoo promised a price of «less than $500» and finally now revealed their price and it’s as low as only $299, which is an insanely good deal for a printer like this!
The link above is an affiliate link.Building A Custom Keyboard With Real Woodmakerunit2025-02-05 | In this video we're looking at the process of making a custom keyboard made from a combination of 3D printing, laser cutting and laser engraving.
**Parts used in this project:** 65x 1N4148 Diodes - amzn.to/4jKblRW 65x Gateron Milky Yellow switches - amzn.to/4hndWQ1 12x M3 Threaded inserts (OD 4.6mm) - amzn.to/4hjpSlU 12x M3x10mm screws - amzn.to/4hubEPq Super Glue (or other glue) - amzn.to/3Q2B4HL 1x Heavy duty paper clip (you probably have one laying around) Arduino Pro Micro (Micro-USB version) - amzn.to/3CuhBfY Arduino Pro Micro (USB-C version, 3-pack) - amzn.to/4hKttJx
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Want to make this project? *Check out the files for this project on Printables:* printables.com/model/1089482-mini-itx-pc-case-25-slot-295mm-gpu-sfx Here you'll also find a full parts list of what's required to build this. The files include STLs for printing, and SVGs for laser cutting.
*PC components this case can hold:* *Mini ITX motherboard:* amzn.to/3ViVmzE *CPU that fits the socket of your motherboard:* amzn.to/3BcGvQp *Graphics Card up to 2.5 slots thick and 295mm long:* amzn.to/3ZhdHhF *SFX Power Supply (not SFX-L):* amzn.to/3ZJvG1X *120mm AIO Liquid cooler (recommended):* amzn.to/41iDOHF OR *Air cooler up to 85mm:* amzn.to/3ZzIms7 *Up to 8x 92mm fans (must be slim fans max 15mm thick):* amzn.to/41eaxha *1x 120mm front intake fan (if not using AIO):* amzn.to/49fEnUL
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The xTool M1 Ultra is a super versatile 4-in-1 DIY and crafting machine that allows you to do a ton of different tasks using one single machine.
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Get started with one of xTools own material packs to learn all the features of the machine in no time. Check out one of their material packs here: link.www.makerunit.com/xToolMaterials (Affiliate link)
DISCLAIMER: This machine was sent to me for free from xTool to test out and do a couple projects with, but everything said in this video are my own words and own personal opinions.
All links in this description are affiliate links meaning I may earn a small comission on every qualified sale through the links above, at no extra cost to you as a customer.A Backpack friendly 3D Printed ITX Gaming PC casemakerunit2024-08-09 | This case has a volume of just 9 liters! The perfect size to throw into your average backpack!
The case comes in two versions. The Printables link above includes written instructions to build both versions.
This case can hold the following components: Mini ITX motherboard: amzn.to/3Wy4eBi CPU compatible with your motherboard: amzn.to/4dhz4oY CPU Cooler up to 40mm (Noctua L9i (Intel) or Noctua L9a (AMD) recommended): amzn.to/4fPXfwu Flex ATX PSU up to 165mm long: amzn.to/3Alu6sM 300mm PCIe riser cable: amzn.to/4cjVsge
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Music: www.epidemicsound.comTiny-Printer-Friendly ATX 3D Printable casemakerunit2024-06-09 | This case requires a print bed size of as little as 180 x 180 millimeters, while still being able to hold an ATX motherboard, ATX power supply and a really big graphics card.
*AS ALWAYS: Please keep posting your build suggestions down in the comments, I love reading your suggestions and many of your suggestions actually lead me into new ideas for future projects.*
*To build this case you'll need the following parts (Affiliate links):* - 3D Printer Filament: amzn.to/3VwlnvW - 4.6mm x 5(or 6) mm M3 Threaded Inserts: amzn.to/3XiT9pF - 8 x 3 mm Neodymium Magnets: amzn.to/4bR1cyn - 12mm Power Button (pre-wired): amzn.to/4aWrdv4 - Hot Glue, or other type of glue suitable for plastic and/or magnets (OPTIONAL): amzn.to/3yUSG2X
*For full written building instructions, and more information about printing, please check out the Printables link above.*
This case was designed using Shapr3d. If you want to test out Shapr3d for yourself they have a free version available to play around with, but if you want to get their full version, feel free to use the code "makerunit10" to get 10% off your monthly subscription fee. Check it out at www.shapr3d.com
Background music from: www.epidemicsound.com3D Printed 6-Bay NAS case - Improved in every way!makerunit2024-04-23 | This project is a follow up for my previous video where I shared a 4-bay NAS / APU case. After tons of feedback I decided to give it another go and create this new and improved version!
All of the links above are just to guide you in the right direction, you are responsible for doing your own research into what parts you should use to fulfill your own needs, all links are also "affiliate links", meaning I may earn a small commission for every qualified purchase at no extra cost to you.3D Printed NAS / APU with HDD dampening!makerunit2024-03-19 | This is my first time to ever attempt to create a NAS case. I'd love your feedback on how it looks and how I could have done it better.
The 3D models for this project are available to all my Printables Club members, become a member, or preview the files here (You can now purchase the file for a one-time-fee if you prefer not to be a member) printables.com/model/807788-nas-apu-pc-case
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Print bed size required: 210 x 210mm. Don't have a 3D printer? Check out some options here: amzn.to/3Vqwxme
Parts list needed to build a similar system: ( ! ) I recommend doing your own research on what specific parts will work well for your needs but here are some suggestions:
The case uses about 1.2 kilograms of filament, but may vary depending on your specific settings. Check out the Printables link above for more detailed printing instructions.
( ! ) Keep in mind that all the external panels must be printed with zero top and bottom layers, as the infill is what will actually create the ventilation mesh in the panels.
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Background music from: www.epidemicsound.comA 3D Printed Tiny-Printer-Friendly-Zero-Screw PC case!makerunit2024-02-18 | This case can be printed with a build surface as small as 180 x 180 mm.
This case supports the following parts: - Mini ITX motherboard - GPU up to 310 (330mm) - Air coolers up to 144 mm height - SFX PSU - 2x 2.5" HDDs - 120 / 140 mm front intake fan - 92mm rear exhaust fan
**External parts required (affiliate links):** (Optional) C14 power socket: amzn.to/3uvcyrD Angled C13 power cable: amzn.to/3I6l9Ef (remember to get the correct wall plug for your country) 12mm power button (black): amzn.to/3I6l9Ef 12mm power button (silver): amzn.to/3I7nkas (Optional) Hot Glue and gun: amzn.to/49fKmIe 24x 8x3mm Neodymium magnets: amzn.to/3UHx8Qd
You also need a 2mm thick plexiglass sheet (minimum size 319x219mm). Easiest to get from a local hardware store.
More information coming soon... (check out Printables for detailed instructions).
Music from www.epidemicsound.comIf IKEA made PC cases... #pccase #3dprintingmakerunit2024-01-21 | TEASER... Full project video coming soon! Final version of the case will be printable on a 180x180mm print surface and assembles with zero screws!Little Boy SL - An extended favorite - 3D Printed PC casemakerunit2024-01-01 | Check out the print files and join the squad on Printables! printables.com/model/688060-little-boy-s-long-edition-115l-itx
Detailed Printing instructions can also be found on Printables!
Part links mentioned in the video: (Affiliate links) 120mm Liquid Cooler used: amzn.to/47ljHbk C14 power socket (Same size): amzn.to/48EWstB
More information coming soon...
Background music from: www.epidemicsound.comLittle Boy M - a 3D Printed Micro ATX casemakerunit2023-11-25 | Don't hesitate to ask any questions you may have regarding this project! I'll be happy to answer to my best ability.
This case is super easy to both print and assemble. It's also fairly cheap to print as it's using only 0.7kg of filament.
** A front panel version without the logo is also added to Printables in case you'd like the build to be 100% honeycomb or other pattern of your choice.
* Do you have a project idea that you're unable to fulfill by yourself, feel free to let me know down in the comments and maybe YOUR idea could become a reality in one of my future videos! PS: It can be anything, it doesn't have to be a PC case. *
** PC components I used to build this case: ASUS ROG B450i ITX motherboard (AM4 socket, same model not available, but here are some options): amzn.to/46vQhrp Corsair SF450 SFX power supply: amzn.to/3QgJz2H Gigabyte 1660 Super ITX (not available new anymore, this one is similar size but better): amzn.to/45AmuMK
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Music used in this video comes from: www.epidemicsound.comMini ITX 3D Printed PC Case Chimney Stylemakerunit2023-09-15 | "The Big Boy" is definitely my favorite case build so far, download the free 3D files here: printables.com/model/582456
This link also includes .step files for easy modification for you more advanced users. More detailed printing instructions will soon be added to Printables.
Don't hesitate to ask your questions regarding this build and I'll answer to my best ability.
Other mounting hardware needed: (Affiliate links) 12x - M4 machine screws. (length 10-15mm) 12x - M4 brass threaded inserts - amzn.to/3ZjMmuN 4x - M5 machine screws + nuts + washers. (min length 40mm) 16x - Computer fan screws. (min. 4 should be black, and are usually included with the fans) (included in the kit in the link below) 4x - Motherboard standoffs and mounting screws - amzn.to/3PHikOG 4x - 5x30mm flat head wood screw. (25-30mm length is OK) 4x - 8x3mm Neodymium magnets - amzn.to/3sW5xim
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Download hooks and paper towel holder here: thingiverse.com/thing:6147762Tiny 2.9L 3D printed ITX PC casemakerunit2023-06-02 | This is a fully 3D printable Mini ITX pc case.
Don't hesitate to ask any questions if you have any.
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Music from: www.epidemicsound.comSolving random problems with 3D printing #1makerunit2023-03-31 | Have some ugly looking cuts around your outlets, no problem!
This is the first video of a "repair/fix/simple diy"-shorts series where I will show off different (smaller) things I fix using my 3D printers.Custom 3D Printed ITX cube casemakerunit2023-03-25 | Custom 3D printable ITX case, roughly 9L in size. Complete parts list further down in the description. Don't hesitate to ask questions if you have any.
External cover dimensions: W212mm : L210mm : H225 millimeters. Total height: 235mm including the feet.
Don't hesitate to ask in the comments if something was unclear.
Stuff required to build this case: (Affiliate links) M3 by 10mm machine screws: amzn.to/3ngobi1 3D Printer filament (PLA or PETG): amzn.to/40f7T7z Computer screw kit: amzn.to/3FRqXRa Power button 12mm: amzn.to/3lHY9DX 3x Noctua 92x14mm fans: Power socket with switch: amzn.to/42Hb8X5 Any C13 cable to connect to the socket internally in the case. (You probably have one extra laying around already) A 3D printer: amzn.to/3lJtfuW
PC components used (Optional): (Affiliate links) CPU: Intel Core i5 10400 (LGA1200): amzn.to/3lNh2Fp GPU: Gigabyte 1660 Super ITX OC: amzn.to/3LO2uQJ Motherboard: Asus ROG B460i (LGA1200): amzn.to/40iyyAD CPU Cooler: Noctua L9i Chomax: amzn.to/3TLZDJK --------------------------- Chassis fans: Noctua A9x14 Chromax (black edition): amzn.to/40yPYbY Power supply: Any SFX size that can provide enough watts: amzn.to/42HigTf 2.5 inch hard drive: amzn.to/3LVkBnJ
Music used from Epidemic Sound.Motorized Turntable 3D Printed - How to make cool product shotsmakerunit2023-03-12 | In this video I'll go through how to make this 3D printed motorized turntable and show you how I use it to make super cool 360 view shots.
Parts required for this build: (Affiliate links) 3D Printer Filament: amzn.to/3JbtZ3N Skateboard bearings (608): amzn.to/3Le8C4o Cable with switch: amzn.to/3ZHKz1Y M3 Screws and nuts: amzn.to/3LhyLz6 IMPORTANT: Make sure to buy a motor rated for the correct voltage based on where you live. Get the motor here: amzn.to/421AvTn If you don't have a 3D printer, you can buy that here as well! amzn.to/3Jw22nx
IMPORTANT NOTE: Working with high voltage electricity can be very dangerous and you should proceed with caution. Do not touch power connectors while plugged into the wall, do not plug the cable into the wall before the project is fully assembled. This video is for entertainment purposes and I am not responsible for any injuries or damage you may cause while attempting to make this project.
Music from www.epidemicsound.comDoes PLA survive the heat generated by a PC?makerunit2023-03-05 | How does PLA actually hold up over time when it's being used to print a PC case?Warzone Loot Box 3D Printed PC casemakerunit2023-02-19 | Fully 3D printed loot box PC case, inspired by WARZONE.
Please read full description if you intend to build this!
** You do not need threaded inserts for any parts of this build, even though you see it in the video, the design is changed so this is NOT required anymore. **
** I am not reliable for any damage that may or may not occur if you attempt to build this. Build at your own risk. I'm simply showing how I did it and how it worked out for me."**Interesting idea for 3D prints #Shortsmakerunit2023-01-29 | Creating a clean looking custom PC dust filter using only slicer infill! #3dprinting #custompcA PC CASE... #Shortsmakerunit2021-12-14 | Imagine a pc case...
Don't hesitate to ask any project related questions in the comments below, I'll help you as much as I can!
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Full list of screws and nuts at the bottom of this description!
TO MOUNT HARD DRIVES: 4 • "6-32" computer screw (mounting brackets to motherboard plate) (found in screw kit) 4 • M3-0.50 screw (mounting bracket to HDD) (found in screw kit)
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Instead of you breathing in the fumes from your solder, this little pumpkin sucks the fumes through an activated carbon filter to filter out almost all the bad particles.
STL files available on Thingiverse: thingiverse.com/thing:50279843D Printed 48-key Mechanical Keyboard Buildmakerunit2021-10-01 | Even the keycaps are custom made!
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MUSIC FROM EPIDEMICSOUND.COMHow to design a PC case (using Sketchup part 2)makerunit2021-08-19 | In this video I`m designing the cover for the ITX case chassis that I made in part 1.
This is a requested video by my viewers after my previous case builds! Where I go through the start to finish process of how I do my case designs. I hope you enjoy and learn something new!
Print settings I used: Printed on CR10 v2 w/E3d Hemera 0.4mm nozzle. Layer height 0.25mm @ 60mm perimeter / 30mm small perimeters. 2 External perimeters. 3 bottom layers 3 top layers. Infill 20%. I used no extra supports other than the ones included in the STL.
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Feel free to post any questions in the comments below. I'd also love suggestions to future content, is there something that you'd like to see me try to make? Suggest it, maybe I'll make just your idea!
MUSIC from www.epidemicsound.com Tales of a Town - Rippled Stone Teach a Robot How to Dance (instrumental) - Tommy LjungbergCLEAN CUSTOM MINI ITX PC CASE BUILD | 3D Printedmakerunit2021-05-18 | This video is a follow up of my first case build this time supporting bigger graphics cards, an ATX power supply, and an extra 3.5" Hard Drive!
For ATX power supply the rear exhaust is standard sized, but depth may vary based on model. - MAX PSU DEPTH 125mm.
Original SKETCHUP design file included on Thingiverse. Please give appropriate credits if posting elsewhere. Like for example referring to this video as the original design.
- Wood screw (flat countersink head) 5mm threads, cut down to approx. 12mm total length. (12 pieces required for the two side panels) OR OPTIONALLY - 10x5mm computer fan screws: amzn.to/3yNY3fB
- Black head flat screws 4.2x25mm (used for rear plate, and top cover) (Head size 12mm) Total screws needed 8 pieces. But 2 have to be cut down to approx. 14-18mm for the rear panel.
- 4x M3 Screws and nuts to attach motherboard. Possibly also some washers or extra nuts so that the screw doesnt stick out too much on the back of the mounting plate to not interfere with the outer case cover.
- C14 power socket with integrated power switch. Mounting hole size: 47x28mm: amzn.to/2RUU2FJ
- Power button up to 14mm mounting hole and maximum 24mm head: amzn.to/3frxJAr (same dimensions but these are without the blue LED).
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Tools used: - Circular saw - Angle grinder with a flapdisc - Metal cutting saw - Matte black spray paint - Drill + accessories - Paint brush/roller - White furniture paint - Some wood screws - MIG welder - Acetone and a rag - Belt sander - Orbital sander - 4x 100cm wood clamps - 4x 25cm wood clamps
Dimensions: - Material used for desktop: 30x48mm planks (24 pieces of 2 meters) - Materials used for legs: 40x40mm steel tubes + 20x20mm steel tubes. - Leg height 750mm (Though this turned out to be a little high so if I were to do it again I would make them 700mm) - Leg depth 650mm - TABLETOP SIZE: 180x72 centimeters - Wood screw size used: 4.5x30mm
(The dimensions for height and lengths are from the furthest corners on the angled cuts.)
Music | Sappheiros - Lights fanlink.to/QY3DUALSENSE BUTTON MOD - cheap way to improve in fps gamemakerunit2021-04-20 | Improve your first person shooter gaming with this cheap controller button modification to your Dualsense PS5 controller!
In this video I'm showing you how to add external buttons to the PS5 Controller. It's an awsome upgrade improving your FPS gaming a lot making it easier to aim while jumping. (or other buttons of your choice)
Items required are: - Dualsense 5 game controller - tiny flat head and philips screwdriver - 2x thin cables (preferably 20 awg or higher) - soldering iron - soldering wire - glue gun - 1-2mm drill bit