Armed with a modified 3D printer, PC builder Jean Roberto De lacovo created all the parts he needed to make the chassis for this stunning 3D printed PC case. It's called Piñasphere, and it features a ...

Not only does this orange and white PC build look absolutely gorgeous, but it also uses a completely 3D-printed PC case. With clever use of a Minifactory Innovator, and two Ultimaker 2 Extended+ 3D ...

In a nutshell: Picking a chassis is one of the most critical steps when building a PC. It defines the system's overall profile and sets limits on internal components. If you can access a 3D printer, ...

We’re no strangers to 3D printed enclosures here at Hackaday. From the plethora of printed Raspberry Pi cases out there to custom enclosures for electronic projects, small plastic boxes turn out to be ...

Are you a PC builder looking to 3D print your own ATX case, but feel limited by the size of your printer? Look no further! This innovative modular ATX case designed by makerunit is engineered ...

Over the years we’ve seen no shortage of 3D printed cases designed to hold several Raspberry Pi computers, often with the intent to use them as convenient desktop-sized platforms for experimenting ...

Framework is best known for selling modular, repairable, and upgradeable laptops. But the company also lets you buy the mainboards that power those laptops. That means not only can you buy a new board ...

There are a growing number of network-attached storage (NAS) hardware available from Chinese companies like UGREEN, Beelink, AOOSTAR, and MINISFORUM. But why buy an entirely new computer if you’ve ...

This isn't the smallest mini-ITX case that we've seen, but the 15.7 liter footprint makes it compact, while still being easy to build. And it's upright length allows you to pop in most graphics cards ...

Corsair has a bumper crop of new PC hardware launching at Computex today. Among the new offerings are three PC cases, members of the Carbide and Graphite series. Also we have seen a liquid cooler for ...

Using off-the-shelf electronic components, a Raspberry Pi, and a 3D printer, it's possible to build your own working miniature classic Mac. Here's how. There is a lot of overlap between the maker ...