GPU support jack pillar

GPU support jack pillar

Free STL Other
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Description

Hey! After the recent burstout that Gigabyte was cheaping out on 3xxx and 4xxx series GPU PCBs and they were cracking near the PCIE lanes I designed this GPU support and made it as universal as I could. It's designed around the idea to be sturdy, to be printed fast, without supports, and with the correct orientation for stress. The design turned out really strong with standard printing settings. The bottom of it has an opening to put a neodymium magnet with the size of 8x6mm, or 2x of the more common 8x3mm. Another idea is if you don't have magnets on hand you can just stick a double-sided tape on the bottom. It's important to put the pc on the side so the GPU is in its natural resting position and then lock the jack to that height and should be good to go. If the beam is too long you can cut it in the slicer. The height is up to 200mm. Edit: By request added 150 and 100mm beams. Edit2: Added angled version for better distributed support.

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GPU support jack pillar is a free 3D model in the Other category, shared by the Cults3D community. You can download it for 3D printing and reuse it in your own projects under the terms of its original license.

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