- Dimensions: 540x340x340mm
- Support for two PSUs
- Stackable
- Build cost: ~€60
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- 5x 2020 500mm profiles
- 8x 2020 300mm profiles
- 2x 2020 150mm profiles
- 16x M3 8mm screws
- 40x M4 8mm screws
- 8x PC case 4mm screws
- 40x M4 nuts
- 28x M6 16mm screws (Make sure to get flat, countersunk screwheads)
- Zip ties
- 6x GPU Bracket Rail
- 6x Raiser Rail
- PSU Frame Left
- PSU Frame Right
- 62mm Mobo Bracket Rail
- 2x 40mm Mobo Bracket Rail
- 3x 33mm Mobo Bracket Rail
- 4x Right Angle Bracket
- 10x 2020 Corner Connector
- 40x T Slot nut
- 4x Feet_v1
- 4x Rail-Snapper-Insert__MotherBoardv1
- These can be used to snap the motherboard brackets into place, so you won't need the screws.
- Drill
- M6 screw tap
- 3D Printer
Note: Any dimensions are measured on the inner parts of the frame.
* 2x 6 nuts in 500mm
* 7 nuts in 500mm
* 3 nuts in 400mm
* 4x 2 nuts in 300mm
4. Screw the frame together using the M6 screws, 300mm+500mm profiles and the 2020 Corner Connectors
Note: Leave ~100mm on both sides.
9. Screw the raiser beam using the M6 screws, 150mm+500mm profiles and the two 2020 Corner Connectors to the frame using Right Angle Brackets
Note: Place the first one by the left edge and then space other ones 44mm apart.
Note: Place the first one by the right edge and then space other ones 55mm apart.
Note: Don't tie the cables yet, that's the last step.
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