Mini-ITX PC case...
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[Update 2019-07-01]
#Don't print this as of now, at least with PLA
After some days of usage I've noticed the spine parts and/or assembly are not sturdy enough. The combined weight and dissipated heat from the components (around 250 W under load) seem to be deforming the spine in a visible way, so you would be risking all kinds of unfortunate events if the components came to touch each other or the assembly screws. I'm currently in the process of reworking these parts and will post the modifications as soon as possible. I will try to not modify anything apart from the spine parts. In the meantime, I'm also marking this thing as *work in progress*.
[Original post 2019-06-26]
... or as I call it *'A lamprea'* (galician for *'The Lamprey'*)
This is heavily based on the sleek, gorgeous [Louqe Ghost](https://www.louqe.com/) Mini-ITX PC case. I was looking for something even more compact so with the invaluable help from [aeg64](https://www.thingiverse.com/aeg64/designs)'s [thing](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3372586) I began this remix. In brief, the PSU was rotated so its fan points forward and this alone makes the case around `45` mm shorter. Some other details had to be tweaked to make it printable on a small sized single extruder `3`D printer like the Creality Ender `3` at my office. I think the final result resembles an `8`-bit retro lamprey.
Dimensions are `276`(L)*x*`140`(W)*x*`184`(H) mm, so overall volume is just a little over `7` litres,…
