Framework AIO

Build Instructions

To help organize parts for this project, feel free to check out my Framework parts tray

For assembly, you will need the following:

• 14 - M3 heat inserts (short)
• 10 - M3 x 4mm screws
• 4 - M3 x 8mm screws
• 1 - M2 x 6mm Self tap Screw
• 30 - 6mm x 3mm Magnets

Tools:

• A small mallet/hammer to press in magnets (They are designed to be tight)
• M3 hex key
• Small head Phillips screwdriver (the one that comes with the Framework laptop works great)
• Soldering iron or other similar heat press insert tool

From the laptop itself you will need the following:

• Mainboard
• Expansion Cards
• Audio Board
• Wi-Fi Module
• Wi-Fi Antenna (Highly recommended that you buy a new one from Framework for the build, the antennas are very thin and break easily when attempting to remove from the display housing)
• Speakers
• Display
• Webcam and webcam ribbon cable
• Display Hinge (Specifically the left one with the L stamped onto it) I haven't tried the new high weight hinges so I don't know if they work. I designed using the original hinges.

Print Settings:

I recommend printing all case parts of either ASA or ABS as this provides the best heat resistance. PETG may also work but I have not fully tested it.

This case is designed to be printed at 0.2mm layer height with a 0.4mm nozzle.

No printed supports are needed. All holes have built-in supports. STLs are properly oriented for correct printing.

The main case has an overall dimension is 301.15mm x 231mm x 21.

Thought many of the parts can be printed on a smaller printer. The main chassis and bezel will need a printer that can accommodate at least 301mm.

Mounting Options:

In addition to the stock desk stand i've also included a 75mm VESA mount option for mounting on monitor arms.

I've uploaded the step files for the model as well, feel free to modify the design however you'd like.