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34 files (GCODE and STL) Close
  • ANTENNA -GCODE.gcode
  • ANTENNA .stl
  • GROGU BACK-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU BACK.stl
  • GROGU FOOT-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU FOOT.stl
  • GROGU HEAD-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU HEAD.stl
  • GROGU PART0-gcode.gcode
  • GROGU PART0.stl
  • GROGU PART1-gcode.gcode
  • GROGU PART1.stl
  • GROGU PART2-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU PART2.stl
  • GROGU PART3-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU PART3.stl
  • GROGU PART4-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU PART4.stl
  • GROGU PART5-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU PART5.stl
  • GROGU PART6-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU PART6.stl
  • GROGU PART7-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU PART7.stl
  • GROGU PART8-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU PART8.stl
  • GROGU PART9-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU PART9.stl
  • GROGU RISER-GCODE.gcode
  • GROGU RISER.stl
  • MOTHERBOARD -GCODE.gcode
  • MOTHERBOARD -GCODE.stl
  • SSD -GCODE.gcode
  • SSD .stl

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Publication date 2024-04-01 at 20:31
Design number 1894260
Alexandriamaker

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YOUTUBE VIDEO:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iF46P_FNOfk&ab_channel=Alexandriamaker

EN:Hello everyone! I wanted an original PC case for my new components that couldn't be found anywhere else so I created the GROGU PC CASE

The characteristics of the GROGU PC case:

-be original and cute like GROGU

-be practical with storage in the head AND 4X USB 3.0 on the front

-All motherboard connections on the right side of grogu (discreet and practical)

-able to accommodate motherboards up to Micro-ATX format and not just ITX

-cooling up to a height of 150mm

-up to 2 SSDs in 2.5" format (in addition to the NVME present on the motherboard

-well cooled and ARGB for more performance of course...

-compatible with all power supplies (1000w at home for example)

-highlight your superb graphics card

-temperature sensor

and optional adapter for bluetooth and wifi antenna

The components used in this PC are:

-Asrock b650m pro wifi

-7500F

-CR1400 EVO

-64gb corsair 6000mhz cl40

-RTX3060

This project required a lot of time and work, and I do this above all for ion but I decided to publish my work on CULTS because it could allow me to create other projects of the same genre if you like That!

So if you can me I thank you very much but you can find my work for free on thingiverse and printables

https://www.thingiverse.com/alexandriamaker/designs

https://www.printables.com/fr/@Alexandria_1525362

3D printing settings

I included the STL files of course but also the .GCODE files so you can see or put the s if you have doubts.

You must have a printer of at least 300x300mm to print it

(The parts were printed with a 350x350mm voron)

The parts must absolutely be printed in PETG, the parts are too large for ABS we need precision, and PLA risks not resisting the heat of the components if they heat up too much

The parts must be printed with an infill of 10%.

5 lower layers, 5 upper layers and 4 walls

What do you need?

5 kilos of PETG (I recommend buying 7 or 8 or more depending on your budget in case of an error)

-basic tools for screwing, cutting etc.

-a soldering iron and if possible a 3d pen (but not obligatory)

-glue

-paint (according to your tastes, surprise me)

-polyester car putty (what I used) or any paste to fill the holes

-4 M5 flat head screws (for the feet)

-10 M5 nut

-20 M3 X 5mm inserts

-4 M5 x 16 mm screws (for graphics card )

-2 M5 x 80 mm screws (under the power and restart buttons)

-2 M3 X 8 mm screws (for the antenna (optional)

-2 M3 x 12mm screws (for front USB 3.0)

-5 self-drilling screws (for plastic or wood) of approximately 7mm with flat head for the motherboard

-PCie riser with bracket (photo provided) of 40cm minimum (I took 50cm)

-Start and restart button 16mm in diameter with 60cm of wire

-standard" 12v thermometer (4.7cmx2.7cm)

-1 MOLEX connector for the thermometer

-SMA antenna extension (optional depending on your motherboard)

-2x 120mm fan (ARGB^^)

-temperature resistant tape (just a little)

-2 USB 3.0 connector (as in the photos) and 2 USB 3.0 extension depending on your motherboard

The assembly is quite quick and easy to understand so I will only detail what seems important to me but you can me by message and I will improve the tutorial if necessary:

1) Print the parts and clean them (you can help yourself with a lighter if you have stringing

2) The parts are designed with a notch system and alignment holes so that they align perfectly, the most important thing is that the rear square is square so that the door closes well but it should not cause a problem

3) Put glue between 2 pieces then using the soldering iron melt the ts before the glue dries and then make a seam all along the length

4) Once all the pieces are assembled and glued use a 3D pen or filling paste to fill the holes between the pieces

5) Make a painting using an airbrush or brush according to your tastes

6) Use the photos provided to know how to the cables but assembly should be quite simple and instinctive (but if you have any questions don't hesitate)

7) Fix the motherboard and insert all the components into the case then make the connections

8) Press the power button and see your GROGU light up and enjoy

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