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What if the Voron Design team built a PC case instead of a 3D printer? They didn't, but this Voron inspired design from MandicReally and DonaldSayers brings that same modular, open-source approach to custom PC building.
Corvus ATX, the Voron Inspired PC Case from LDO, brings the proven design philosophy of Voron 3D printers to the world of custom PC building. Created by MandicReally and DonaldSayers, this fully 3D printable computer case combines modular construction, clean aesthetics, and genuine hardware compatibility in a package that speaks to makers and PC enthusiasts alike.
Using 2020 aluminum extrusion with blind joint connections, this case provides a solid foundation for your custom PC build. Laser cut acrylic panels combine with your own 3D printed parts for a functional, clean aesthetic.
Hardware Compatibility:
Whether you decide to run air cooling or a full custom loop, this case has it covered. It includes mounting provisions for radiators, distribution plates, pump/reservoir combos, and hardline tubing routing. Every component is designed with modern PC building in mind.
The modular nature of this build means you can customize panel colors, add windows, integrate additional fans, or remix components to match your exact specifications. It's also compatible with various parts from the Voron ecosystem, including LED mounting solutions.
The complete kit includes everything you need to build the frame and structure:
All necessary STL files, STEP files, and Fusion 360 files are available on Printables, allowing you to print your own parts or customize the Corvus ATX design. Every purchase supports the creators and contributes to the Voron Design Team.
Recommended Print Settings:
As a trusted name in the Voron community, LDO Motors delivers quality components and reliable support. Each kit is carefully assembled to ensure you have exactly what you need to complete your build. They are committed to supporting both the creators who make these projects possible, and the community that brings them to life.
This is not an official Voron Design project, but rather inspired by their innovative approach to modular, open source design.
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