Framework-AIO

3D Printable Case for Framework Laptop that converts it into an AIO style Desktop Computer

I've used as many OEM Framework parts as possible.

Assembly

Build Instructions

To help organize parts for this project, feel free to check out my Framework parts tray

For assembly, you will need the following:

• 14 - M3 heat inserts (short)

• 10 - M3 x 4mm screws

• 4 - M3 x 8mm screws

• 1 - M2 x 6mm Self tap Screw

• 30 - 6mm x 3mm Magnets

• A small mallet/hammer to press in magnets (They are designed to be tight)

• M3 hex key

• Small head Phillips screwdriver (the one that comes with the Framework laptop works great)

• Soldering iron or other similar heat press insert tool

From the laptop itself you will need the following:

• Mainboard
• Expansion Cards
• Audio Board
• Wi-Fi Module
• Wi-Fi Antenna (Highly recommended that you buy a new one from Framework for the build, the antennas are very thin and break easily when attempting to remove from the display housing)
• Speakers
• Display
• Webcam and webcam ribbon cable
• Display Hinge (Specifically the left one with the L stamped onto it) I havent tried the new high weight hinges so I don't know if they work. I designed using the original hinges.

Print Settings:

I recommend printing all case parts of either ASA or ABS as this provides the best heat resistance. PETG may also work but I have not fully tested it.

This case is designed to be printed at 0.2mm layer height with a 0.4mm nozzle.

No printed supports are needed. All holes have built-in supports. STLs are properly oriented for correct printing.

The main case has an overall dimension is 301.15mm x 231mm x 21.

Thought many of the parts can be printed on a smaller printer. The main chassis and bezel will need a printer that can accommodate at least 301mm.

Mounting Options

In addition to the stock desk stand i've also included a 75mm VESA mount option for mounting on monitor arms.

I've uploaded the step files for the model as well, feel free to modify the design however you'd like.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.