spiggytech ITX APU/iGP PicoPSU SFFPC Chassis with Single Slot LP Card

This is a simple ITX APU/IGP Small Formfactor PC (SFFPC)

A further development of my previous PicoPSU Chassis to now include a single slot for a LP card. The idea is to flex the design in case I need to turn the computer into a router or simply use a very basic GPU. 

Early Testers Wanted! Please let me know of the fitment.

Features: 

• Simple Low Profile Design
• Quick Assembly motherboard Tray
• Integrated Standoffs
• Integrated Wire Management slots
• Mobo Rear Access Space (for most rear-mount M.2 SSD)
• Front 12mm Tac Button slot
• Rear 8mm Pico PSU plug hole
• Magnetic Side Panels
• 70mm tall cooler compatibility
• Room to stack 2x 2.5in SSDs

Build requirements

All components to be PETG+ at MINIMUM. ASA recommended for motherboard tray

Additional Materials

• 8x M3x6mm screws for securing the motherboard and the motherboard to the chassis
• 4x M3x6mm Brass Heat Inserts for securing the motherboard tray to the chassis
• 8x 5mm diameter x 2mm thick disk magnets for attaching the side panel covers to the chassis
• A picoPSU for your ITX motherboard
• 12mm Button (LED) or Non LED
• 3M Automative Tape or VHB for 2.5in SSD (optional)

Instructions: 

Side Panels: Print with no top layers, setting fill to 30% Honeycomb (not 3D) +4 for wall layers. This will give you a nice hexagon mesh. I recommend a 3mm Brim. 

Motherboard Tray: Print to 15% Gyroid, +4 walls. Add supports to the cable tabs. 3mm Brim Recommended

Shell: Like motherboard Tray

Print the shell with supports on the rear IO and slot, and all button holes. As well as the bottom shelf. The mounting points don't need any additional supports. 

Assembly Instructions: 

1. Install (4) heat inserts into the chassis shell
2. Install (8) magnets into the chassis shell
3. Install (4) magnets into each side panel cover
4. Test fit PicoPSU and 12mm Power Button for fitment
5. Install CPU, Ram, Cooler, M.2 SSD into Motherboard**
6. Attach Complete Motherboard to chassis shell
7. (optional) connect cables to a 2.5in Sata SSD and then tape the SSD to the front or bottom panel of the shell
8. Add the antenna
9. Enjoy the Chassis

For the smaller version of this project. See this link 

If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me! I'd love to hear from you.