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My goal is to fit everything into a 2.5 liter case and use the 300w DC-DC as a case handle to have a sleek design and to get around having an "External Power Brick"

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This is what I have in mind so far
I'm not good at 3D Modeling at all so I sourced basic drafts for size so I have a rough Idea of what I'm working with (It's still in the early stage of design )
If anyone has and pointers to help me reach my goal. I would greatly appreciate it

[QUOTE="Zanewinter77, post: 63904, member: 4005"] My goal is to fit everything into a 2.5 liter case and use the 300w DC-DC as a case handle to have a sleek design and to get around having an "External Power Brick" [URL]https://www.tinkercad.com/things/loo20X9xFXb-epic-snaget/editv2?sharecode=eTKs8RDK2_V0K3L8uZtBGsXykiBAGJ1ddMQqxGuZrOY=&sharecode=eTKs8RDK2_V0K3L8uZtBGsXykiBAGJ1ddMQqxGuZrOY=[/URL] This is what I have in mind so far I'm not good at 3D Modeling at all so I sourced basic drafts for size so I have a rough Idea of what I'm working with (It's still in the early stage of design ) If anyone has and pointers to help me reach my goal. I would greatly appreciate it [/QUOTE]

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