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thanks for the interest! i havent worked on it in a while but i think ive found a power cable that doesnt require cutting and re-soldering a power cable. ill buy it soon and let you know when it's ready

hey! ill give it a shot when i get time—had no idea a new dlc came out

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Bought Sony 20mm F2.8 pancake lens SEL20F28B. Came in great shape, packed well, shipped quickly.

Confirmed

i think an SFX PSU is too big to fit on the GPU side of the case

the flex ATX PSU has its IEC cable "pointing" towards the back of the case. this cable is the right direction, but it's way too tall. i had to cut away at the rubber and re-splice the cables to get it to fit.

i'd have to do more design to figure out if a flex ATX cable is possible with off-the-shelf parts.

i'll have the spine available for sale once i've iterated on the design a few times. it's not quite ready to be shared yet—its pretty flimsy and requires power supply cable surgery.

i'm still working on improving it, mostly for rigidity and temperature resistance. when it's ready for sale i'll post here and on r/sffpc

wait i'm so confused how this person got 2 HDDs to fit on the GPU side. i could have it nearly as tight as possible and the HDDs interfere with the side panel. 3 HDDs definitely fit on the CPU side, though. there also aren't holes for the HDD bracket on the spine, i'm assuming the person drilled some new ones in.

oh wow thats super clean! something like this is probably possible without a top hat too. thanks for sharing, ive got a whole bunch of new ideas!!

for sure, whenever i've refined the design i'll post on here a version that can be purchased.

I started to outgrow my Pi-based NAS, so I was looking to upgrade my storage. I've had an unused Ghost S1 for a while--I've always liked the case but couldn't justify moving my gaming PC out of my Ncase M1 (the thermals are already pretty dicey in there). So I thought of a way to squeeze some HDDs into the Ghost S1 by 3D-printing a custom spine.

Specs:

• Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B760-I

• CPU: Intel Core i3-12100

• CPU cooler: Intel stock cooler

• RAM: Corsair Vengeance DDR5 RAM 16GB (2x8GB) 5200MHz

• PSU: FSP Flex ATX 300W 80 Plus Gold

• Storage: 2x Seagate Exos X18 16TB 7.2K RPM SATA 6Gb/s

Custom Spine:

• Designed in Fusion 360

• Printed in PETG on a Bambu P1S

I'm still testing out the spine for thermal resistance and rigidity. It's kind of floppy at the moment, but with the mobo/PSU screwed in it's not too bad. I'm thinking of printing the HDD cage in ABS, and then getting steel spine blades from SendCutSend or something.