Image 1 — Walnut riser feet for FormD T1 ribbed for your pleasure.
Image 2 — Walnut riser feet for FormD T1 ribbed for your pleasure.
Image 3 — Walnut riser feet for FormD T1 ribbed for your pleasure.
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Walnut riser feet for FormD T1 ribbed for your pleasure.

Just got my hands on the midnight FormD T1 to finally get some fun mods out for this case.

I will be working on some custom riser/grills with fan implementation on the underside as well as some custom wood riser feet.

Anything you guys would like to see for this case?

u/Apoc_Pony — 10 days ago

How did I do? JBL 4401B!

Very happy to have found a near mint condition of these JBL 4301B everything is original, drivers paint finish and grills look amazing for something that is 45 years old.

u/Apoc_Pony — 2 months ago

BRAUN L710 front grill mod.

For those of you familiar with the orignal braun front grills, you'd know how difficult they are to come by in good condition, so I decided to finally put my CNC, laser cutter and 3d printer to good use. This is the final result, but I still prefer the originals may need a bigger cnc so I can make a 1-1 remake.

u/Apoc_Pony — 3 months ago
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Small workshop upgrade… but a pretty big step forward for what we can build

Hello fellow SFF enthusiasts,

I’m really happy to announce that with the arrival of our new QIDI Max 4, we’re now able to print all of our full-frame panels in one complete piece — meaning no more gaps and an even cleaner final product.

This upgrade is a pretty big milestone for us at StepUpSFF. The larger build volume doesn’t just improve our current products, but also opens the door for bigger future plans… including eventually launching our own fully custom SFF case, built with a huge range of industrial-grade filaments and materials we’ve been wanting to experiment with for a long time.

I also just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has supported us over the years. It genuinely means a lot being able to reinvest back into better equipment and continue improving what we do.

It’s really satisfying being able to finally get the proper tools to do the job right.

Excited for what comes next.

– Joel / StepUpSFF

u/Apoc_Pony — 4 months ago
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Small workshop upgrade… but a pretty big step forward for what we can build

Hello fellow SFF enthusiasts,

I’m really happy to announce that with the arrival of our new QIDI Max 4, we’re now able to print all of our full-frame panels in one complete piece — meaning no more gaps and an even cleaner final product.

This upgrade is a pretty big milestone for us at StepUpSFF. The larger build volume doesn’t just improve our current products, but also opens the door for bigger future plans… including eventually launching our own fully custom SFF case, built with a huge range of industrial-grade filaments and materials we’ve been wanting to experiment with for a long time.

I also just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has supported us over the years. It genuinely means a lot being able to reinvest back into better equipment and continue improving what we do.

It’s really satisfying being able to finally get the proper tools to do the job right.

Excited for what comes next.

– Joel / StepUpSFF

u/Apoc_Pony — 4 months ago

Qidi Box Location on max 4?

Just setting up Big Birtha the Qidi max 4 and was curious how far forward the qidi box can actually sit?? Or am I better off mounting the box on the shelf above (I'd prefer not to remove the shelf if possible)

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Thanks for all your help.

u/Apoc_Pony — 4 months ago

Dimple or crack on outer glass casing.

Just dropped in a new tube and just noticed this dimple on the outside casing of the CO2 tube everything is working perfectly but this has me a bit worried (you may have to zoom right in) so I just send it and forget about it or is this a disaster waiting to happen?

u/Apoc_Pony — 4 months ago

A quick update on the custom Framework Desktop tiles project

Hi everyone,

First of all, thank you to everyone who shared feedback and sent messages of encouragement on my previous post. I really appreciate all the support and the positive response from the community.

I’m happy to announce that the custom wooden tiles for the Framework Desktop have now officially launched.

The current range is available in Walnut, Oak, Beech, and Sycamore, and all tiles can be mixed and matched to create your own unique look and setup.

It’s been great seeing the enthusiasm around customisation for the Framework Desktop, and I’m excited to finally make these available.

Cheers,
Joel from StepUpSFF

u/Apoc_Pony — 4 months ago

Framework Desktop has arrived at StepUpSFF!

Hi everyone,

I've been thoroughly enjoying the modularity of the new Framework Desktop, not to mention the endless possibilities for customisation and modding.

I'm hoping to have a new range of custom tiles available in the shop over the next few weeks. In the meantime, I'd be happy to answer any questions, hear your feedback, and discuss ideas with the community.

Cheers,
Joel from StepUpSFF

u/Apoc_Pony — 4 months ago
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Framework Desktop has arrived at StepUpSFF!

Hi everyone,

I've been thoroughly enjoying the modularity of the new Framework Desktop, not to mention the endless possibilities for customization and modding.

I'm hoping to have a new range of custom tiles available in the shop over the next few weeks. In the meantime, I'd be happy to answer any questions, hear your feedback, and discuss ideas with the community.

Cheers,
Joel from StepUpSFF

u/Apoc_Pony — 4 months ago

Since this is out in the wild figured I'd give it a read. I think I know half the content already from being on this sub for a long time, and if appropriate I may even let my partner read I figure it doesn't hurt for the other party to gain perspective to the other side.

u/Apoc_Pony — 5 months ago
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This is a modified Inter-Tech A60 ITX case that I originally built for my wife as a personal PC. It has now reached its final form as a dedicated Steam Link/game streaming device.

The top panel was designed in CAD and CNC-machined from an oak plate to better match the living room aesthetic.

The heavy lifting is done by my main rig, while this little system handles streaming flawlessly over a direct LAN connection. The Intel N100 on the ASRock N100DC has been an absolute champ for this setup.

The kids are very happy now that we finally have couch gaming in the living room.

u/Apoc_Pony — 6 months ago