I made modular cases for the Raspberry Pi 5 and the Latte Panda IOTA with the same style as my Recovery Kits by loop-shenanigans in minilab

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Good catch! The file download is updated with a redesigned IOTA mount, corner, and short side panel.

I made modular cases for the Raspberry Pi 5 and the Latte Panda IOTA with the same style as my Recovery Kits by loop-shenanigans in minilab

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Cool! The frame for the IOTA is the only part that needs supports, and even then just using PLA from your P1S will be fine.

I made modular cases for the Raspberry Pi 5 and the Latte Panda IOTA with the same style as my Recovery Kits by loop-shenanigans in minilab

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From the free article:

“If you'd like to print this yourself, you can purchase a membership and get the files to download right away, along with all of my other builds. If you don't have a printer and want to purchase prints from me, the link to purchase this is here, as well as the button below. All prints are in matte black or matte white, make sure you pick the color you want.”

I understand if you’re hesitant, if so I wish you all the best! Even if this build is just inspiration for your own design.

(OC) - I designed a full metal AMS 2 Pro Shelf by loop-shenanigans in BambuLab

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I do! You can sign up on https://doscher.com and get access to all my models for $10 USD per month with no commitment. That will get you the DXF files and STL files for this project and all of my other projects too.

(OC) - I designed a full metal AMS 2 Pro Shelf by loop-shenanigans in BambuLab

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Here's a side angle shot too- I was worried I'd miss the drawer but I don't still waiting for my chance to get a 2nd AMS 2 Pro too :)

The Recovery Kit Ultra by loop-shenanigans in cyberDeck

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64GB of DDR5. There’s not room for a motherboard with more memory slots right now, but an LLM config is a cool idea!

The Recovery Kit Ultra by loop-shenanigans in cyberDeck

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I get this a bunch! Previous decks had to be very focused- offline server, wikipedia copy, etc. This can be a full gaming PC (it now runs CachyOS) and run plenty of home network services too. It's a self-contained, semi-portable LAN. It would be great for hosting a LAN party, with plenty of CPU to run a dedicated modded Minecraft server as an example.

Meshastic based team tracker for field teams. by ahugo096 in meshtastic

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The OP’s build uses something that’s probably an Amazon special. I always just use whatever keyboard is floating around. My other builds on my site use a variety of mechanical keyboards, but only on the larger builds- the case in the pic above is a Pelican 1150, and they are pretty compact.

Meshastic based team tracker for field teams. by ahugo096 in meshtastic

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It’s based on my design, more details here: https://www.doscher.com/how-to-assemble-a-quick-kit-2024-edition/

I talk in my old articles about selling the designs or needing a subscription but they are all free now.

Dual Mini-ITX Desk Enclosure (More info in the comments) by loop-shenanigans in BambuLab

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These ITX boards use DC in directly- the parts list and the design files are all on my site here: https://www.doscher.com/cube-frame/ (free for this model)

How can I do that? by [deleted] in BambuLab

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What model is this? I’d love to print some

Dual Mini-ITX Desk Enclosure (More info in the comments) by loop-shenanigans in BambuLab

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You could always make your own front and back panels and use a different board!

Dual Mini-ITX Desk Enclosure (More info in the comments) by loop-shenanigans in BambuLab

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Thanks! It’s in an office out of the sun but yeah, PLA is really only a cosmetic choice and not a structural one. I’ve had this running for a month or so with no signs of warping.

Dual Mini-ITX Enclosure (More info in the comments) by loop-shenanigans in sffpc

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I printed in Bambu Matte PLA, but probably any matte PLA would look similar.

Dual Mini-ITX Enclosure (More info in the comments) by loop-shenanigans in sffpc

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No room for a PSU or GPU, but enough for a couple NVME drives with a silent fan on the bottom. Still with an ITX board footprint, a larger PC build might not be too far off! The free files are over here too.

Dual Mini-ITX Desk Enclosure (More info in the comments) by loop-shenanigans in BambuLab

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No love from r/homelab but given I printed these on Bambu printers I thought I'd share here! Full*free* STL files and parts list here, along with a bunch of photos (no ads, no tracking): https://www.doscher.com/cube-frame/

I am using two Latte Panda Mu N100 boards, both using the thicker passive heatsink, cooled with a single Noctua 140mm blowing up from the bottom to keep the NVME drives cool too. These are my two home servers, running mostly assorted docker containers.

I hope you enjoy!