I wanted a PC that I could travel with but couldn't find anything off the shelf to fit my Micro ATX system that was also easy to carry and could fit under an airline seat. So I made one. I've taken this to several LAN parties and decided to release the files so others can replicate and remix them.

==Case Specs==

• Micro ATX Motherboard
• SFX Power Supply
• Dual 120mm Fans
• Dual 80mm Fans
• Fits Most GPUs*

*Photo is with an XFX R9-280X. I was able to upgrade to an RTX 4070 Super FE (with right angle 12VHPWR cable)

==Other Parts==

• Heat-Set Inserts for Plastic https://www.mcmaster.com/94459A130/

• Screws M5x10mm for the Fans and M3x5mm on everything else https://www.microcenter.com/product/611941/Assorted_PC_Screws_and_Standoffs_Set_(228_pcs)

• ESD Coating https://mgchemicals.com/products/conductive-paint/esd-safe-coatings/esd-spray-paint/

• Acrylic Panel 1/16 Acrylic from the hardware store

• Plastic Glue

• Shoulder Strap

==Printer Settings== Case

• Infill 15%
• Supports: Yes

Lid

• Infill 15%
• Supports: No

Hook

• Infill 100%
• Supports: No

==Post Processing And Assembly==

• Spray the outside with a couple of coats of Paint + Primer and the inside with the ESD spray paint to prevent damage to the electronics.

• Use a soldering iron to push the heat-set inserts into the case for the motherboard, PCI, and lid mounts

• Cut the acrylic sheet to slightly hang over the inside of the lid and glue it down.

• Apply some glue around the base of the hooks and slide them into place.

• Install your PC components

• Screw in the lid/side panel, attach your shoulder strap, and you're ready to go

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