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 ...

With laptops having become a commodity item and single-board computers having conquered the lower end for our community, building a PC for yourself is no longer the rite of passage that it once was; ...

Building a PC is a deeply personal journey for everyone, and I've spent days going back and forth on component selection. Like many others, I didn't pay much attention to the PC case that houses ...

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 ...

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 ...

Fractal Design's North mid-tower computer case is still relatively new, but its minimal design mix with stylish wood paneling has made it an instant classic among builders. The Fractal Design North ...

PC Cases Rather than buy a brand new PC case, one Redditor elects to make their own out of Lego-style bricks PC Cases 'I didn’t want just another black box', says hobbyist who customised their PC to ...

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, ...

One of the fields in which 3D printing has found a perfect fit is PC customization. If you read our article on why PC enthusiasts need a 3D printer, you will find that there are many things you can ...

I’ve never built a PC in anything smaller than MicroATX. But even as someone who can’t live without a few extra PCIE slots, I must admit that those Mini-ITX designs have some serious aesthetic appeal.

Whether you want to create a three-dimensional object for everyday use or need to prototype a high-quality part for a larger project, Sears think[box] can help. There are two ways to go about 3D ...