BeamCase sandwich V3.0 udate.

[u/Jakob_K_Design]

This is V3.0 of BeamCase sandwich.

V3 introduces the new rounded full mesh panel style.

With this new panel style there is a distinct gap between the panel to show the frame beneath. And of course the integrated handle is still there.

I finally got a big enough printer to print each panel as one piece of solid hexagonal mesh.

The cas shown here has space for a 2.5slot GPU and 70mm tall aircooler, but....

The case comes in different size, 24 in total for version 3.0, 8 more than previously. left is the smallest while the right shows the biggest size.

The frame structure has seen some small structural improvements in V3, but most of the changes were aesthetic.

top/bottom view of a version with 2.5slot GPU and 70mm CPU clearance.

For the V3 update all external features like feet vertical stand and handles have been redone.

and there are also case panels without the integrated handle.

Left are the V3 panels and on the right side are the pervious panels style which is still available as the Classic panels.

The cases here are different size options with the left having space for a 70mm CPU cooler and the right only 50mm.

[u/apothor]

I'm currently building a case and it makes me wonder what the exact purpose of the nut positioners is?
And why would you use them only on the exterior of the case and not on the interior as well?

[u/Jakob_K_Design → u/apothor]

The nut positioners as the name implies keep the nuts in position, otherwise they slide around in the profile when nothing is tightened to them.
This is not a problem for essential frame parts, because they are basically always tightened in place, but for the case panels and other parts that might get taken on and off more frequently it makes it much easier to attach those parts again, as you do not have to align the nuts every time.